An elegant mid-19th century French gilt bronze three-piece garniture set, expertly crafted to combine refined decorative artistry with functional design. The set includes a pair of finely detailed candlesticks and a matching urn, each showcasing the warm glow and intricate workmanship characteristic of gilt bronze from this period. The candlesticks feature delicately modeled bases and sculptural elements, standing approximately 12.7 inches high with a base diameter of 5.3 inches. The central urn complements the set with its graceful proportions and finely finished gilt bronze surface, measuring approximately 14.5 inches tall and 3.4 inches in both width and depth at the base. The harmonious combination of shapes and decorative motifs makes this garniture set ideal for display on a mantel, sideboard, or as a centerpiece ensemble. All pieces are in good condition, with minor wear consistent with age and use. A distinguished and timeless garniture set, perfect for collectors of 19th century French decorative arts or for enhancing a refined interior setting.
An elegant mid-19th century French gilt bronze three-piece garniture set, expertly crafted to combine refined decorative artistry with functional design. The set includes a pair of finely detailed candlesticks and a matching urn, each showcasing the warm glow and intricate workmanship characteristic of gilt bronze from this period. The candlesticks feature delicately modeled bases and sculptural elements, standing approximately 12.7 inches high with a base diameter of 5.3 inches. The central urn complements the set with its graceful proportions and finely finished gilt bronze surface, measuring approximately 14.5 inches tall and 3.4 inches in both width and depth at the base. The harmonious combination of shapes and decorative motifs makes this garniture set ideal for display on a mantel, sideboard, or as a centerpiece ensemble. All pieces are in good condition, with minor wear consistent with age and use. A distinguished and timeless garniture set, perfect for collectors of 19th century French decorative arts or for enhancing a refined interior setting.
