These antique candelabra, dating back to the late 19th century, are extraordinary examples of Italian sacred art, made by the firm Pellitti Giuseppe, a well-known craftsman specialized in the creation of sacred objects for churches throughout 19th-century Italy.
The candlesticks are made of brass, with a golden patina that has acquired a fascinating antique color over time, indicative of their age and history. Despite the passing of the years, these objects are in excellent condition, maintaining their original charm intact.
- The largest candlestick has a diameter of 20cm and a height of 68cm, which is approximately 7.87 inches and 26.77 inches respectively.
- The smallest candlestick has a diameter of 5cm and a height of 57cm, equivalent to approximately 1.97 inches and 22.44 inches.
These candelabra are in neoclassical style, characterized by elegant lines and harmonious proportions, typical of the late nineteenth century. The base of the candelabra is particularly interesting: it is a decorated detail, probably with floral or leaf motifs, which adds a further touch of refinement to the object. The solid base and richly worked details suggest that these candelabra could have been placed on an altar, in a church or in a private chapel, where they would have contributed to creating a solemn and sacred atmosphere.
### Ideal Placement
Today, these candelabras could be placed in a liturgical context, as part of a church decor, or in a private collection dedicated to sacred objects. Their scenic presence also makes them ideal for an elegant home environment, where they could serve as a highlight on a classic-style table or shelf.
### Considerations for Collectors
For lovers of unique sacred objects, these candelabras represent an unmissable opportunity. They are pieces of rare beauty and historical significance, perfect for enriching a collection or as a precious gift. We offer a luxury packaging service, using fine velvets to ensure that the recipient of this gift is deeply impressed.
In short, these sacred candelabra are not only objects of art, but testimonies of a bygone era, carefully preserved and capable of evoking the spirituality and majesty of their time.