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I had recently received an online appraisal from your company for the pair of Candelabras shown above.
Since that time- I found an insurance paper that shows the candelabras in a picture from 1940 and states:
Two Candelabras, Italian, 16th Century, Signed "Beami"
I can see the signature on the bottom of the cupid but it is hard to read.
Would they possibly be Italian and that old?
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My previous post prior to finding the picture/paper:
This is a pair of antique winged cherub or cupid bronze candelabras. There is a signature on the bottom of one of the bases but it is hard to figure out. It looks to be an initial followed by a last name that starts with R (or B) and contains an "a" as the second letter and a "t" towards the end.
The candelabras have been in my family for many decades. The only information I have is that they were either bought in France or Germany. But I'm not 100% sure the information is correct.
They are very heavy and measure approximately 20" in height and 9" in width. The triangle shaped base is 7" in length.
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