A pair of French candelabras.

For your consideration today we have the following for sale.

A pair of French Candelabras.

Here is my assessment of this pair of French candelabras.

This style was enormously popular in France and exported widely during the Napoleon III / Third Republic era (roughly 1860–1900).

Key observations:

∙ Material: The candelabras appear to be spelter (zinc alloy) with a dark bronze patina finish, mounted on rouge royale marble bases — a very typical combination for this period.

∙ Style: Rococo Revival — the scrolling arms, urn-shaped body, and acanthus leaf details are characteristic

Estimated age: Late 19th century, circa 1870–1900.

Value range (rough estimate):

∙ A complete matching garniture set in good condition: $400–$1,500 at auction or antique dealers, depending on maker.

∙ Spelter vs. true bronze significantly affects value (spelter is much more common and less valuable)

Good shape.

See pictures as they are part of the listing.

Make a fair offer. They are ready to go.