American Rococo Revival Cherub Putti Sculpture Candelabra bronzed spelter

Description

View American Rococo Revival Cherub Putti Sculpture Candelabra bronzed spelter with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The design was filed on October 28, 1904, and patented on November 22, 1904. AP'D FOR," indicating manufacture during or shortly after the patent application period. It depicts a winged cherub in a dynamic pose, often symbolizing innocence and playfulness. Rich brown patina finish. It depicts a winged cherub in a dynamic pose, often symbolizing innocence and playfulness. Made using the lost wax method. 13.5” tall and 6 pounds. I have not cleaned as I do not want to diminish the value. American Rococo Revival four-light figural candelabrum, designed by Seth William Babbitt of Meriden, Connecticut, corresponding to U.S. Design Patent No. 37,245. The design was filed on October 28, 1904, and patented on November 22, 1904. Cast metal with an antique bronze finish, marked "PAT. AP'D FOR," indicating manufacture during or shortly after the patent application period. Probably produced by the International Silver Company or an associated Meriden silver and art-metal manufacturer. French Louis XV/Rococo Revival style with a central winged putto supporting four candle sockets above a lyre and acanthus-scroll base. Condition: Used. Category: Art › Art Sculptures.

Signed

Yes

Size

Medium

Material

Bronze

Region of Origin

Europe

Subject

Collectible

Type

Sculpture

Format

Statue

Original/Licensed Reproduction

Licensed Reproduction

Store Category

Candle Holder

Features

1st Edition

Production Technique

Bronze Casting

Country of Origin

Spain

Handmade

Yes