Gilt Bronze and Rosso di Francia Marble Candelabra

This is a substantial and ornate candelabra, likely crafted from gilt bronze and Rosso di Francia marble, an expensive red-pink marble often veined with grey or white. The base of the candelabra consists of a fluted, urn-shaped marble body, which displays characteristic swirling patterns of reddish-brown, white, and grey veins, indicating natural stone. This marble urn is adorned with finely detailed gilt bronze mounts, including what appear to be draped garlands or tassels on either side. The marble body rests on a multi-tiered base, also of gilt bronze, with a squared-off bottom section. Emerging from the top of the marble urn is an elaborate gilt bronze candelabrum structure featuring multiple arms that support several candle holders. The arms are intricately sculpted with rococo-inspired foliage, floral motifs, and possibly putti or mascarons, though these are not clearly discernible due to distance and lighting. There are at least five candle holders visible, each holding a white, pillar-style candle. The gilt bronze exhibits a rich, aged patina, suggesting significant age and perhaps some natural tarnishing. No obvious damage such as breaks or significant areas of repair are visible, though some minor wear to the gilding might be present given its likely age. The craftsmanship is highly detailed, indicating a piece of high quality consistent with decorative arts from the 18th or 19th century, possibly in the Louis XV or Louis XVI style, or a later Neoclassical revival. The overall presentation suggests a piece designed for an opulent interior.