Pair of 17th century French bronze church candlesticks, circa 1680

£457

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Metalware

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Pair of 17th century heavy French bronze church candlesticks, circa 1680, now converted to lamps. Stamped with foundry mark to the base.

Bronze candlesticks, admired for their durability and rich patina, have been used for centuries as both functional and decorative items. Often intricately designed, they range from simple, elegant forms to elaborate, ornate pieces. Their warm, golden-brown finish adds a timeless touch to interiors, reflecting craftsmanship and historical significance in lighting decor.

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