Italian Ebonized & Giltwood Candelabra – Set of 2

A set of two Italian Ebonized and Giltwood Candelabras with seven lights. Each with trumpet-form candel-arms around a clustered spear-form shaft with a mercurial masked shield supported by draped crossed spears. Over all good condition. Early 19th century. 37-1/2″ high.

Italian ebonized and giltwood seven-light candelabra is a stunning piece of decorative lighting typically found in formal dining rooms or grand living spaces. These candelabras are characterized by their elegant design and intricate detailing, which makes them a prized possession among collectors of antique lighting.

The candelabra is made of ebonized wood or black lacquer, which is then embellished with giltwood accents. The giltwood has been applied to intricate carvings of a mercurial masked shield, which adds a sense of drama and opulence to the overall design. The seven lights are arranged in a candelabra-style formation, with each light placed on an individual arm that radiates from a central stem.

Italian ebonized and giltwood candelabras are often used as a decorative element in formal dining rooms, where they can be used to add a sense of grandeur and elegance to the space. They are also popular among collectors of antique lighting, who appreciate the beauty and craftsmanship of these exquisite pieces.

Proper care and maintenance are required to ensure that an Italian ebonized and giltwood seven-light candelabra retains its beauty and value over time. With proper care, an Italian ebonized and giltwood seven-light candelabra can be enjoyed for generations to come.