Caption
Single-candle candlestick by Martin Goldstein fl. 1878–1886 and Vander, C.J., Ltd. London; goldsmith's firm, est. 1856. Neo-Baroque style; silver. Supported on three shells and a three-sided raised base with side edges composed of volutes, richly decorated with floral tendrils and plain medallions. Baluster shaft at the bottom enclosed in a godron half-cylinder, decorated with floral festoons above, topped with a plate-shaped drip pan and a cylindrical sleeve. Medallion, volutes, floral and godron ornaments. Date: 1884/1885. Place: London, England, Great Britain. Function: lighting. Dimensions: height 24 cm; width 13.6 cm; depth 13.6 cm. Weight: 852 g., A single ornate metal candlestick stands against a plain light background, showing a polished silver surface with darker toned recesses that highlight intricate carving and relief work; the base flares into a decorative tri-lobed platform with a mix of scrolls, acanthus-like leaves, shell-shaped feet, and raised floral motifs, while the shaft rises with a baluster shape featuring bands, garlanded floral reliefs, ribbed collars, and a scalloped drip plate beneath the candle holder, the overall visible colors being silver and darker gray tones.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A10_009
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Rights managed
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67.7Mb (958.4Kb) / 13.2in x 20.0in / 3946 x 6000 (300dpi)