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Description: | A pair of candlesticks with baluster stem, round base divided by flutes into six lobes, and fitted with loose nozzles; three of the lobes round the base are painted in red with landscapes depicting ruins, monuments, figures, sheep and goats and there is a similar scene on the upper portion of the stem; the three remaining lobes, the stem, and the nozzles are decorated with floral sprays and swans in raised gold.
Technique: enamelling
Technique: hand-painting
Material: enamel
Material: metal
candlestick made in South Staffordshire, England, Britain, Europe, (1958.596/2). | Source: | Manchester City Galleries | Identifier: | mcag.emu.ecatalogue.22253 | Go to resource |
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