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A PAIR OF FINE LOUIS XVI SILVER THREE-LIGHT CANDELABRA
PARIS, 1783, MAKER'S MARK OF PIERRE-FRANCOIS GOGUELYE, ONE NOZZLE A REPLACEMENT
From a design by Lalonde and Delafosse, each on circular domed base cast and chased with bands of tied laurel enclosing radiating flutes, rising to part-fluted pedestal stems applied with laurel swags and chased with bands of acanthus, guilloche and waterleaves with paterae at intervals, the sockets chased with flutes and husks above applied beaded bands, each with three acanthus scroll branches issuing from central fluted pedestal standards with lion masks between, supporting elaborate flame finials, each branch supporting circular laurel drip pans and fluted laurel sockets with removable nozzles, fully marked; struck with the charge and discharge of Henri Clavel--18¼in. (46.4cm.) high
(153oz.)
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Friends of the Museum Collect, Philadelphia Museum of Art, February, 1967, cat. no. 108
French Eighteenth Century Silver from the Collection of Rodolphe and Williamina Meyer de Schauensee, Philadelphia Museum of Art, September 29, 1990-January 20, 1991
