Four Meissen three-light candelabra
Four Meissen three-light candelabra

CIRCA 1760-1765, BLUE CROSSED SWORDS MARK TO TWO, BLUE CROSSED SWORDS AND DOT MARK TO ONE, VARIOUS INCISED MARKS

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Four Meissen three-light candelabra
Circa 1760-1765, blue crossed swords mark to two, blue crossed swords and dot mark to one, various incised marks
One with Diana, wearing a white tunic, with a quiver of arrows suspended from a pink ribbon, holding a bow in her left hand, two of her hunting hounds at her feet, the others with Spring wearing a white tunic and smelling a posy of flowers in her left hand, all seated on tree-stumps before scrolling intertwined flowering branches supporting three foliate nozzles, issuing from scroll-moulded mound bases on four feet (extensively damaged and restored)
Approximately 14 in. (36 cm.) high (4)

Lot Essay

See the similar candelabra with Diana from the collection of the late Anthony de Rothschild sold in these Rooms on 30 June 1986, lot 1 (part).

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