Fine Furniture and Decorative Arts

Date to second half of 19th century. The assembled pair with various marks. The candelabrum representing spring, bearing crossed swords mark centered with a dot, incised 783 and impressed 131. The candelabrum representing winter bearing crossed swords mark, incised 786 and impressed 108. Each in basic overall, good condition without chips, cracks or repairs. Applied flowers and ivory appear to be overall intact. Examination under UV light reveals scattered areas of wax throughout, but no other areas of fluorescence suggesting repairs.

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