Palatial Sèvres style vase supporting a six light bronze candelabra, converted to electric. Cobalt blue-ground baluster form vase, cartouche outlined with chased gilt surround depicting a painting of a courting scene between a man and maiden, on the reverse side is a country scene. A winged maiden surmounts bronze handles on either side, conforming socle base. Sèvre mark of interlaced L's on base. 
 
Rococo design dominated interiors and furniture during Louis XV’s reign in the 18th century with sensuous organic curves, assymetry and elaborate ornamentation with an aura of fantasy, luxury and elegance, while being intimate and comfortable at the same time. Art and design was influenced greatly by the king's chief mistress Madame Pompadour, a patron of the arts was behind the funding of the porcelain company Sévres. This glamorous design has a sophisticated style and adds contrasting highlights to modern and contemporary interior settings. 
 
Style: Rococo
Place of Origin: France
Period: 1890
Dimensions: 63 in.H x 4.5 in.W x 3.5 in.D
Condition: Good Antique Condition 
Wear: Wear consistent with age