An Impressive Pair of 17th Century Portuguese Colonial Jacaranda Candlesticks

Inventory Number: 140-103

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Height: 17 inches
Width: 8 inches
Other measurements: Width of base 5 3/8 inches

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Each having a flared candle holder with a wide mid-filet and multi-knopped and acorn-turned stem with a broad flat central drip pan all raised on a domed and spreading base with scroll-cut foot rim.

Jacaranda is native to Brazil and the tropical and sub-tropical areas of South and Central America and has been subsequently planted throughout tropical Asia as a shade tree due to the attractiveness of its blue/purple flowers.

These candlesticks, dating to 1660-80 would have originated in Portuguese Brazil and were supplied to Portugal when they were acquired.

Portuguese Colonial (Brazil) c. 1680

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