Pair of French Rococo/Renaissance Style Bronze 5-Light Candelabra

This is a matching pair of ornate 5-light candelabra, likely crafted from cast bronze or brass with a heavy patina. Each piece stands on a square plinth base featuring architectural moldings and relief carvings of lion masks. The base is supported by detailed lion paw feet. Above the base sits an urn-shaped central column decorated with scrolled handles and acanthus leaf motifs. The upper section branches into four curved arms plus a central terminal, each supporting decorative drip pans and candle cups with scalloped edges. The style is a blend of Renaissance Revival and Rococo elements, indicated by the heavy use of scrolls, foliate designs, and mythical creature imagery. The surface shows a dark, aged patina throughout with significant dust accumulation in the crevices, which suggests they have been in storage or undisturbed for a long period. There are no immediate signs of structural damage or missing components, though the candle cups show minor variations consistent with hand-assembly. They likely date from the late 19th to early 20th century, a period known for eclectic historical revivals in interior decor. The casting quality appears high, with crisp definition in the lion elements and scrolled arms.