A pair of antique three-hole candlesticks with gilt vase and flowers from the French Louis XVI period

A pair of antique three-hole candlesticks with gilt vase and flowers from the French Louis XVI period This pair of candlesticks is the most beautiful candlestick I have ever dealt with. Its beauty is that when placed anywhere, under the light you will be attracted by its shining light... This is a pair of gilt candlesticks from the Louis 16th period. It is more than 200 years old. He used gilding techniques. The gilding technique is more durable, thicker and moister than gilding or gold plating. Therefore, after more than 200 years, it has been exposed to light for more than 200 years. He still shines beautifully in the reflection. His technique is to dissolve gold in mercury to make gold mud, apply it to the Bronze surface and heat it to evaporate the mercury, and the gold will adhere to the surface of the utensil. However, because during the evaporation of mercury, toxins will be produced, so 20 This technology was explicitly banned in France at the beginning of the century. His design is a gorgeous vase with a bouquet of flowers. The shape of the vase fully demonstrates the magnificence of the Louis 16 style. The rams on both sides are in the shape of vase handles, connected in series with rosettes, and there are many flowers on it. The exquisite relief is particularly outstanding in the flower part. The flowers shown above are designed with a mixture of two kinds of flowers, some in full bloom and some in buds. The leaves of two different varieties of flowers in the bouquet are also made, and three of them are used as candles. Holes, the overall appearance is natural and not rigid. Even if it is used as a decoration without candles, it is still very beautiful. Size: about 36cm high Year: around 1780 #Comes with an exquisite copper painted candle extinguisher #I have been collecting this pair of candlesticks for a while, because they are so beautiful that I can’t bear to sell them, but there is no such thing as a banquet in the world, so I decided to give them up to someone who is destined to collect them. It can be used normally, but century-old antique items will inevitably have traces of history. Those who can accept it will buy it.