Fabulous pair of incredible six arm Henry Dasson gilt bronze candelabra now as electrified lamps. Original bronze dore gold is in great condition. Henry Dasson is considered one of the finest makers of gilt bronze, with one characteristic of his work being the quality of his bronze and precision of the chiselling.
Lamps could easily be put back to its original candelabra with candles. Candelabra only is twenty six inches high. There is one candle drip cover, cover the candle holder that is absent. Both engraved with Henry Dasson 1881.
14" Diameter x 36" High
$11,750
A pair of Louis XVI bronze dore candelabra raised on custom wood bases. Very fine quality bronze dore with open work in the center with rams heads on the side. Black shades. Circa 1890, France. Nine and a half inches to top of candle holder.
7.25 Wide x 7.25" Deep x 9.5" High
$2250
Pair of lamps attributed to E .F. Caldwell, New York City. Many of Caldwell designs and productions had turtles attached to the tripartite base. Gilded Eagle finials attached to the shades. Circa 1900. The diameter of the lampshade is 21.5 inches.
15" Wide x 11" Deep x 37.5" High
$12,500
A pair of glamorous Lalique style square lamps with carved frosted glass on both the front and the back, there are two sheets of frosted glass on each lamp. Lampshades are included and the light bulb sits inside between each piece of glass.
14" Wide x 6" Deep x 27.5" High
$2450
The urns are designed after an 18th Century model of the famous French chaser-gilder, Pierre Gouthière (1732-1813) one of the most famous artisans of the 18th century. Pierre Gouthière was bronze chaser and gilder to Louis XV, Louis XVI, Marie Antoinette, and Louis XV’s mistress, Madam Du Barry.
The urns feature Verde Antico marble with an oval fluting lower bodies. They are mounted with gilt bronze ormolu with pierced galleries and with foliate finials on their bases. The marble bowls are on gilt bronze triform supports with scrolled tops, decorated with satyr head masks. They are draped with fruit swags, and fitted with fruiting foliage wreath handles. The triform supports terminate in hoof feet. A gilt bronze sculpture of a snake spirals down the center between the three legs. The vases are set on round Verde Antico bases, raised on gilt bronze toupie feet.
Although he worked less after the French Revolution, Pierre Gouthière’s fame endured until he died in 1813 and throughout the 19th century, when his works continued to be highly prized by mainly French and English collectors.
9” Diameter x 24” High
$4850
Floor lamp attributed to E.F. Caldwell with figural carvings, mounted with tole peinte flowers. Carved onyx, gilt and patinated bronze. New York City circa 1900. Another floor lamp sold for approximately four thousand at auction in Hudson, New York.
10" Diameter x 71" High
$2850
A pair of electrified obelisk in the style of Sandro Petti for Maison Jansen with ambience lighting when lit. Crystal with brass with nickel trim base. Each weighing thirty seven pounds. Light on the inside is 25w. Circa, 21st century, Italy.
8.5" Wide x 8.5" Deep x 31.5" High
$5850
A pair of bohemian art deco style malachite glass vases with figures. By Curt Schlevogt converted into lamps with brass mounts. Mid 20th century, Czechoslovakia.
9" Wide x 6.75" Deep x 19" High
$1750
A stunning 19th century famille rose porcelain lamp adorned with intricate Louis XVI style bronze dore mounts. With florals and roosters. Two sockets with pull chains. Vase itself is nineteen inches high. Chinese.
10" Diameter x 32.5" High
$4750
A pair of antique brass coach lamps with original beveled glass. Circa 1870, France. The coach lamps are hardwired but needs to be checked by electrician appears to be okay. No guarantees for electrical. Excellent condition no cracks or chips.
11" Wide x 13" Deep x 34" High
$4500
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