Henri PICARD - Pair of Candelabra golden Bronze in Napoléon III period

Pair of Candelabra

Napoleon III Period - Rocaille Style



composed of 2 candelabra with 8 sconces.

Beautiful decoration evolving in a rich bronze ensemble with gold patina.


Beautiful work of gilded bronze with finely chiseled leaf.

possibility of electrification

Dimensions: Height: 75 cm / / top widht : 50cm

PICARD, HENRY

settled in Paris from 1831 to 1839, Rue Jarente and from 1840 to 1864, Rue de la Perle

Henri Picard prestigious founder and gilder of the 19th century,

Picard renowned for the casting and gilding of decorative objects of very high production quality. Picard worked for the Defreville firm, and collaborated with designers of his time such as Charles Perrault and Grault. He received commissions from many important patrons, including Napoleon III

He created the gilding that adorns his apartments at the Palais du Louvre as well as decorative objects such as centerpieces, candelabras, wall lights and fireplace trims. …still visible in the Palais du Louvre apartment.