Pair of French Rococo Style Gilt Bronze 5-Light Candelabra

This is a matching pair of ornate 5-light candelabra, likely crafted from gilt bronze or heavy cast brass. They exhibit the highly decorative characteristics of the French Rococo or Louis XV Revival style, featuring elaborate scrollwork, foliate motifs, and a multi-tiered architecture. Each candelabrum consists of a central column supporting one elevated candle holder, surrounded by four sweeping, S-curved arms terminating in acanthus leaf-decorated bobeches and candle cups. The central stems are supported by stout, architecturally complex bases that feature openwork filigree and rest on four distinct scrolling feet. The metal displays a rich gold-toned finish with a natural aged patina and minor oxidation visible in the deeper recesses of the casting. The construction appears to be high-quality sand-casting, common in the late 19th to early 20th century. There are no visible maker's marks from the image, but the symmetry and complexity of the casting suggest European manufacture. The condition appears stable with no obvious missing arms or structural fractures, though some slight misalignment of the candle cups may be present due to the age of the metal.