Rococo Style Italian Silver Candleholders, 1950s, Set of 2

Details silver candlesticks; They were made between 1950 and 1955 from a small workshop of Florence; were made on commission for a noble family of the city, so never put on the market, why have only 800 thousandths silver brand and not brand status; the skilled artisan Master has executed them with a perfect fusion and processed, and then finished with a meticulous chiseling; the craftsman was inspired by the Rococo style, creating two unique works, exceptional and exclusive certainly satisfy the demand of its customers. Rococo is a style that was born in France around 1720. The term Rococo comes from the rockery French, the word referred to the artificial rocks, stones and shells that were used for the decoration of fountains, gardens and caves and is considered a ‘evolution of the late baroque; evokes and reflects the aristocratic taste of life at court, its features are recognizable by their elegance and sumptuousness of the forms, the undulations branched into playful and light floral arabesques curls. Measures H. 10 cm x 10 cm. 24.