Two Similar Rare Portuguese Baroque Silver and Teak Processional Candlesticks antique planter Note: sign and house photo

Note: sign and house photo are not included

1840-) | Foundry: Val d'Osne (Haute-Marne

1891-1951)

Mughal Style | Company School (Kampani qalam) | This style of artwork was made by Indian artists for the British colonists and European patrons in India

with ribbon suspended Maltese cross

Two Similar Rare Portuguese Baroque Silver and Teak Processional Candlesticks antique planter Note: sign and house photoDETAILS Hand fashioned of solid silver, fitted atop long, teakwood poles, these antique religious candle holders are in the form of flower petals with scalloped edges and beading on the broad drip pans; the teak interiors retaining the original, hand forged iron prickets. PLACE OF ORIGIN Portugal Europe DATE 18th century DIMENSIONS (1) Width 7 Depth 7 Height 71 inches (1) Width 7 Depth 7 Height 68 inches