A pair of large-scale seven-light candelabra, attributed to the Italian manufacturer Brevettato and executed in the Louis XVI revival style. The pieces are constructed from cast gilt metal and white marble. Each candelabrum features a central stem with an urn-shaped marble section flanked by two cast putti figures holding floral garlands. Six scrolling foliate arms radiate from the stem, each supporting a fluted candle nozzle and wide drip pan, with a seventh central light positioned at the apex. The structure rests on a square marble plinth supported by an ornate cast metal base with four scrolling lion-paw feet. These items appear to be prepared for electrification and are accompanied by twelve white plastic faux-candle sleeves.
27 x 10 inches.
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