Orfèvrerie Poussielgue-rusand - Bronze Censer - France - Haute époque Style

Mid-19th century - In the style of the Haute Époque (13th century) France This chiseled and openwork bronze censer is a testament to refined work, inspired by medieval art in the style of the Haute Époque. Made by the prestigious Poussielgue-Rusand house, famous for its exceptionally high-quality liturgical objects, this censer evokes the fascination with ancient forms in the 19th century. The censer is composed of a double spherical shell decorated with diamond points alternating with stylized dragons, symbols of protection and spirituality. The lid is topped with an openwork lantern with a bail, allowing optimal diffusion of incense fumes during religious rituals. Please note: Natural wear of the bronze, with a beautiful old patina and slight marks of use, reinforcing its charm and authenticity. Iconography consulted: Goldsmith's and bronze factory for churches, P. Poussielgue-Rusand, former Choiselat-Gallien house, 34 rue Cassette, Paris, Album of models: commercial catalogue from 1853. Dimensions: Censer: 17.5 cm DELIVERY: ALL DELIVERIES ARE MADE BY DHL EXPRESS ONLY, TO GUARANTEE A FAST AND SECURE RECEIPT!