Pair of Swedish Gustavian Style Neoclassical Candelabra

Pair of Swedish Gustavian Style Neoclassical CandelabraA very chic pair of gilt brass, blue glass and crystal candelabra or lustres of Gustavian Neoclassical design. Swedish, circa 1900. Why we like them Exquisite, late neoclassical design; beautiful contrast of the gold and cobalt blue glass, highlighted by the sparkle of crystals. A splendid accent in a classic or eclectic interior.

The thirteen-letter motto was suggested in 1776 by Pierre Eugene du Simitiere to the committee responsible for developing the seal

Circa 1820

no structural damage or repairs

banded and strung top') make fairly certain its attribution to the prominent cabinetmaking firm of the Gillows brothers

above the balloon-shaped figured mahogany seats raised on turned and tulip-carved tapering front legs and sabre back supports

the Royal and Noble sale

This most interesting arrangement of the four lyre-shaped supports resting on an X-shaped base is apparently quite unique in the early 19th century design

Gillows made the chairs not only in mahogany but also japanned and they appear to have been particularly popular among the genteel

this box is amazingly well preserved and complete with its original

highlighted by the sparkle of crystals

A set of 12 antique lithographic prints of watercolours

the drop leaf swinging up to form a square surface