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Finely hand-chiselled and embossed by hand. The cast shade-supports bear delicately chiselled decorative elements. The main support is refined, chiselled and embossed with swirls and cast ornamental elements. The round base bears pod-chiselling, interwoven with leaf and garland motifs. The base has castors to facilitate movement.
Weight 22,485 grams. H. 205 cm
Pr. of Italian Barocco revival five light candelabras.
These Candlesticks are the result of the excellence of Italian craftsmanship
that cures to perfection details and design balances
5,300 grams.
Pair of candlesticks in silver Baroque Milanese replica.
The candlesticks was hand-worked with melting and chisel technique By Cesani Virgino, Milan for Arval Argenti Valenza - Italy.
h. 25 d. 13 cm - 1860 grams
Pair of silver 800 candlesticks in Italian Barocco Genoese style.
The body worked on silver sheet was embossed and engraved by hand
with scrolls and flowers
Measure: 820 grams. h. 26 d. 13 cm.
The triangular base is embossed and chiseled with a pattern that appears on its three facets.
The central stem is composed of a child upholding the shade structure.
5.135 grams. h. 97 d. 25 cm
SOLID SILVER SCULPTURE-CANDELABRA "HERCULES AND HIDRA" gr. 17800 h.cm. 67 + woodden base cm. 7
Pair of sterling silver candelabra with three lights.
The structure has been realized by a smooth sheet of silver.
The wave movement is realized with manufacturing by handmade.
On the top three rounds candle-holders are placed to complete the object
1130 grams.
Pair of sterling silver candlisticks with one light.
The structure has been realized by a smooth sheet of silver.
The wave movement is realized with manufacturing by handmade.
On the top one rounds candle-holder are placed to complete the object
580 grams cm. 6x17 h. 11
The Hanukkah menorah, also chanukiah or hanukkiah is a nine-branched candelabrum lit during the eight-day holiday of Hanukkah, as opposed to the seven-branched menorah used in the ancient Temple or as a symbol. On each night of Hanukkah, a new branch is lit. The ninth holder, called the Shamash ("helper" or "servant"), is for a candle used to light all other candles or to be used as an extra light. To be kosher, the Shamash must be offset on a higher or lower plane than the main eight candles or oil lamps, but there are differing opinions as to whether all the lights must be arranged in a straight line, or if the channukiah can be arranged in a curve. The hanukkiah, along with the seven-branched menorah and the Star of David, is among the most widely produced articles of Jewish ceremonial.
