First quarter of the 19th century.
Height without fans 68 cm. Height with fans 107 cm. Maximum base dimensions: 20x20 cm.
A pair of elegant carved wooden torch holders gilded with pure gold leaf. Northern Italy, Charles X era, first quarter of the 19th century. Excellent condition. This is an important pair of torch holders, originally intended for liturgical use and recently reinterpreted as table lamps. The slender baluster-shaped body of each torch holder rises from a square base, supported by four feline feet. The torch holders are richly decorated with neoclassical-style ornaments (laurel leaves, draperies centered by clipei, beading), their importance highlighted by splendid gilding.
The lampshades, made recently, are in cream-colored fabric with a gold trimming profile.
The electrical system is working properly. It is recommended that the vehicle be inspected in accordance with the regulations of the country of destination.
A scenic pair, ideal for enhancing classic spaces, entrances or consoles.
Height without fans 68 cm. Height with fans 107 cm. Maximum base dimensions: 20×20 cm.
Provenance: Imola (BO), Private Collection.
A legally required certification is issued regarding the authenticity and lawful provenance of the artefacts.
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