An early 19th century French girandole garnitures, figural gilt metal, comprising a three light candelabrum and two single light candlesticks, hunging with crystal drops. The body each depicting a courting in a close embrace, raised on rectangular marble bases. Height 38, 18.50 in. (3)
- Girandole - A girandole is a type of candle holder or candelabra that features several branches or arms for holding candles. It is often used as a decorative piece and can range in design from simple and functional to highly ornate and elaborate. Girandoles can be made from a variety of materials, including metal, glass, ceramic and crystal, and can be found in a range of sizes, from tabletop models to large floor-standing pieces, as well as sidelights on wall mirrors and accessories in a clock set.
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