Rococo-Style Three-Arm Porcelain Candelabrum with Applied Floral Motifs

This is a vintage three-arm porcelain candelabrum featuring a central column and two scrolling side arms, designed in an ornate Rococo-revival style typical of the mid-20th century. The piece is constructed from glazed ceramic or porcelain with a primary off-white or cream base, accented by a soft pink wash on the central pedestal. It features heavy gold-gilt highlights across the molded scrollwork, leaf patterns, and the bobeches (candle cups). A central decorative element consists of three hand-modeled, applied porcelain roses in shades of pale blue, yellow, and green, which exhibit high-relief craftsmanship. The piece is approximately 8 to 10 inches wide. Regarding condition, the candelabrum shows significant age-related wear: the gold gilding is heavily rubbed and flaking in several areas, particularly along the sharp edges of the scrolls. There is a noticeable accumulation of surface dust and grime, typical of long-term display or storage. The central roses appear to have minor chips or 'flea bites' on the delicate petal edges, which is common for applied floral work. While no specific maker's mark is visible from this angle, the style is reminiscent of European makers like Capodimonte or various German Dresden-style potteries. A red 'REDUCED' price sticker is affixed to the right arm, indicating it is currently offered for sale in a secondary market or antique shop setting.