A set of three Louis XVI style gilt-bronze chandeliers late 19th century

each with a foliate cast corona suspending chains above a flaring baluster stem cast with berried laurel leaves and a spirally fluted quiver of arrows supporting three scrolled candlearms terminating in eagles' heads with a berried foliate corbel

Formerly in the bedrooms and corridors at Easton Neston and almost certainly commissioned for the remodelling of these rooms by Col Sir Thomas Fermor Hesketh, 7th Bt. at the end of 19th century. 

Colour of gilding less green, more golden and attractive than in the catalogue photograph. The chains are a different colour gilding to the rest. The gilt-bronze is dirty and would benefit from a clean. Attractive model. Two still have the ceiling rose with chains attached. One candlenozzle on one is bent slightly inwards. In overall good condition.
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