Ornate Wrought Iron Late 17th/Early 18th Century Candle Holder

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Ornate Wrought Iron Late 17th/Early 18th Century Candle HolderAn exquisite and exceptional example of late 17th to early 18th Century blacksmiths art. A naive yet beautifully and deftly made work of folk art, consisting of numerous decorative scrolls standing upon four feet surrounding a drip plate. It was created, not only as a very practical piece, but also to look charming and romantic. Worth noting are the hand forged holders for what must have been large beeswax candles, and the elegant and practical

Jesus predicted that Peter would deny knowledge of him

Mid 20th Century stone composite

Landau has influenced the aesthetic of his contemporaries

The mirror was originally sourced in the old Eastern bloc countries

Made from French Oak which has developed a beautiful greyish patina over many centuries and with intricate blacksmith made ironwork

I wanted the paintings to be explosions of light shape and colour

1815 by Royal Academy artist and sculptor Humphrey Hopper (1767-1844) with wonderful provenance from Harewood House

Ready to be re-upholstered or simply placed as a wonderful objet d’art

1900 salvaged from an ex-Army Munitions store

with ornamental acanthus leaves adorning the pierced design and lions heads surmounting the table legs

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The highly sought-after world famous Tuscan terracotta is produced in Impruneta