A Good Pair of Large 19thC Ormolu Candlesticks Modelled as Corinthian Capital Ruins c.1890 sub-Art & Sculpture the oak roughly hewn cut

the oak roughly hewn cut

illustrating books and producing a large number of etchings

The chair’s design is reminiscent of both Arts and Crafts pioneers William Morris and Charles Rennie Mackintosh in its influences

This panel is an extremely attractive piece that has a deep and rich history unbeknown to us as appraisers

There is a section of loss to one of the putti attendants

A Good Pair of Large 19thC Ormolu Candlesticks Modelled as Corinthian Capital Ruins c.1890 sub-Art & Sculpture the oak roughly hewn cutOrigin: Unknown Period: Late 19thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 Height: 11. 75" Width: 4" Depth: 4" (each) Of large proportions, the ormolu cast brass candlesticks fashioned as weathered Greek ruins in the form of fluted Corinthian columns on oblong plinths, each cast with masonry and plants within lappet borders, one being stamped '1245' to the inner base, and both surviving from the last quarter of the nineteenth century. The patination to the