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120 - Large allegorical candelabra titled “Autumn” from a series depicting the four seasons. 1–5-branched; Naturalistically sculpted rocaille base with a shaft rising in volutes, entwined by applied grapevines and ivy tendrils, transitioning into a vase-like finial. On the front, a pair of children with attributes of autumn. 5-light candelabra top with curved arms, leaf-shaped drip catchers, and rich floral decoration. Polychrome painting with gold accents. Designed by Johann Carl Schönheit. Model No. 785. Partially restored; crossed swords mark. Total height 44 cm.
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Large allegorical candelabra titled “Autumn” from a series depicting the four seasons. 1–5-branched; Naturalistically sculpted rocaille base with a shaft rising in volutes, entwined by applied grapevines and ivy tendrils, transitioning into a vase-like finial. On the front, a pair of children with attributes of autumn. 5-light candelabra top with curved arms, leaf-shaped drip catchers, and rich floral decoration. Polychrome painting with gold accents. Designed by Johann Carl Schönheit. Model No. 785. Partially restored; crossed swords mark. Total height 44 cm. Provenance: from the Kai Wünsche Collection, Die Weisse Villa, Hamburg. A figural porcelain candlestick depicting a pair of children as allegories of autumn. Partially chipped/restored. Crossed swords mark. Meissen. Second half of the 19th century.
Auction details
International Fine Art Auction No. 198 - PART IAuction house
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