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Southeast Asian Indian or Indo-Persian Kashmiri champleve enameled gilt copper candlesticks, Mughal era, 19th century. Depicting polychrome enameled floral arabesques and foliate motifs in vibrant blues and verdant greens. Featuring classic liturgical architectural and design features often seen in Gothic Revival and Medieval altar furnishings, rising from a broad foot towards a slender column and crenellated crown-like rim surrounding the bobeches. (Each) Height: 9 in x diameter: 5 in.
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