Pair of three-light candelabra in Imari porcelain and gilded bronze
General Description
Refined pair of three-light candelabra, made by transforming two 18th-century Japanese Imari porcelain vases (Arita style) with precious gilded and chiseled bronze mounts in an eclectic taste. The chromatic combination of cobalt blue, iron red and gold, typical of Imari porcelain, perfectly matches the brilliance of the bronze.
Technical and Constructive Details
Porcelain: The central bodies are twin-handled vases decorated by hand with floral motifs (chrysanthemums and peonies) and geometric reserves. The presence of stylized butterflies and underglaze and overglaze decorations with touches of pure gold is noted.
Bronze Frame:
Upper Part: Three-arm structure with baccellature and volute motifs. The drip trays have a scalloped edge, while the nozzles are finely chiseled with foliage motifs.
Handles: The vases have bronze handles and rings supported by wild animal protomes.
Base: Circular molded and baccellated base that rests on four elegant curl feet.
Period: early 18th century. Edo period (1603 - 1868)
Origin: Japan
Dimensions: Height 46, width 23, depth 14 cm (maximum dimensions at the frame).
State of Conservation
The objects are in excellent general condition. The gilding of the bronze retains a beautiful luminous patina with minimal signs of age that attest to its authenticity. The porcelain has no cracks or chips. The structure is solid and the components are well assembled.
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