Pair Of Candlesticks Mounted As Lamps - Empire Period.

Pair of candlesticks mounted as lamps on a triangular base, on which rests a tripod base decorated with lion's claws covered with stylized acanthus leaves, supporting a patinated fluted column placed on a bulging base decorated with acanthus leaves and topped with a capital of the same decoration. In natural varnished bronze except for the fluted column in patinated brass.
Empire period.
Topped with an oval lampshade covered with a linen fabric printed with a decoration of birds perched on branches of cherry trees in blossom, anthracite on a mottled pearl gray background.
Completely revised electrification, wire, socket and bipolar switch in gold color, E12 screw socket.
The electric wire passes outside the candlesticks.
Protective varnish on the bronze.
Traces of use, wear and small shocks visible on the grooves of the patinated brass columns.
Dimensions:

Base: 9.50 cm x 9.50 cm

Maximum height: 45 cm.

Height under the shade: 27.50 cm shade: 25 cm x 12 cm - Ht: 17 cm