Pair of Repoussé Silver-Plated or Sterling Silver Candlesticks

This is a matching pair of tall, elegant candlesticks, possibly measuring between 10 to 12 inches in height. The pieces are likely constructed from silver-plated brass or sterling silver, exhibiting a brilliant metallic luster with localized areas of dark oxidation and tarnishing, particularly within the crevices of the ornate base. The design features a tall, slender, tapered central column that transitions from a flared bobeche at the top through a series of turned knops to a highly decorative square-form base with scalloped edges. The base is the most distinguishing feature, showcasing intricate high-relief repoussé or cast work depicting scrolling foliage, floral motifs, and potentially grape clusters, consistent with Neo-Renaissance or Victorian Revival styles of the late 19th to early 20th century. The craftsmanship appears high, with smooth transitions between the machine-turned smooth sections and the heavily textured decorative elements. Regarding condition, there are visible surface scratches and 'silver bleed' (visible base metal) suggestive of frequent polishing if they are plated, along with some minor dents around the rim of the candle cups. No maker's marks are clearly visible from this angle, but a hallmark or 'EPNS' stamp would likely be found on the weighted underside or the lower rim.