In the era before gas lighting and electricity, candles played a principal role in illuminating the interior of a house. The number of candles lit was an indication of the status of the owner. Beeswax candles, preferred over tallow because they burned cleaner and had a more pleasant smell, were enormously expensive. No wonder, then, that visitors commented on the quantity of light at certain events.
This Candlestick was made by Parisian silversmith Jacques-Nicolas Roettiers in 1784. Each on partly fluted circular base with rosette, husk and Vitruvian scroll border on a matted ground, applied above with ribbon tied berried laurel swags, the three sided baluster shaped stems each with overlapping panels, rosettes, acanthus foliage and husk swags, the fluted urn-shaped sockets each with Vitruvian scroll band.
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