PARIS 1819 - 1838 Pair of candelabra with three removable silver light arms. They rest on a circular base edged with pearls. The bowl is carved in repoussé of swans in alternating windings proper. The plain four-sided shaft is finished with four busts of women facing each other. The central point of the girandoles is an urn topped with a flame. The supports of the bobbins of the light arms represent eagle heads. Goldsmith: Daniel GARREAU, MIGNEROT's successor, inscribed in 1817. Very well punched in the bobèches of the goldsmith and the goldsmith's association as well as on the barrel and the base. Net weight: 2487.70 g - height: 46.5 cm, diameter of the base: 13.9 cm