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    • A Pair of Italian Neoclassical Patinated Bronze Figural Candlesticks, Attributed to Giuseppe Boschi (1766-1821), Rome, Late 18th/Early 19th Century
      Aug. 09, 2023

      A Pair of Italian Neoclassical Patinated Bronze Figural Candlesticks, Attributed to Giuseppe Boschi (1766-1821), Rome, Late 18th/Early 19th Century

      Est: $2,000 - $3,000

      A Pair of Italian Neoclassical Patinated Bronze Figural Candlesticks Attributed to Giuseppe Boschi (1766-1821), Rome Late 18th/Early 19th Century The central stem moulded in two detachable parts finely cast with flowering branches surmounted by a flame shape nozzle with gadrooned bobeche and flanked at mid-section with three cranes perched on Ram' heads, raised on a triangular open worked base with winged lion supports and on a stepped plinth.  height 15 ¼ in.; base 9 ½ in.; 9 ¾ in. 38.6 cm; 24.2 cm; 24.8 cm

      Sotheby's
    • A pair of gilt-bronze candlesticks, attributed to Giuseppe Boschi (1766-1821), Rome, circa 1820 (regilt)
      Jun. 29, 2023

      A pair of gilt-bronze candlesticks, attributed to Giuseppe Boschi (1766-1821), Rome, circa 1820 (regilt)

      Est: €5,000 - €8,000

      A pair of gilt-bronze candlesticks, attributed to Giuseppe Boschi (1766-1821), Rome, circa 1820 (regilt) on a triangular base supported by sphinxes, the stem as a column decorated with swan's and ram's head (2) Height. 15 1/2 in ------------------------------------------------------------------- Paire de flambeaux en bronze redoré, attribués à Giuseppe Boschi (1766-1821), Rome, vers 1820 la base triangulaire avec des sphinges, le fût en colonne décoré de cygnes et de têtes de bélier, la base en bois (2) Haut. 39 cm

      Sotheby's
    • BOSCHI GIUSEPPE (1766 - 1821) Attributed to. A pair of gilt bronze candelabra in Piranesian style with stem decorated with phytomorphic motifs flanked by cranes resting on ram heads and base supported by three winged lions
      Dec. 14, 2022

      BOSCHI GIUSEPPE (1766 - 1821) Attributed to. A pair of gilt bronze candelabra in Piranesian style with stem decorated with phytomorphic motifs flanked by cranes resting on ram heads and base supported by three winged lions

      Est: €4,000 - €6,000

      BOSCHI GIUSEPPE (1766 - 1821). Attributed to. A pair of gilt bronze candelabra in Piranesian style with stem decorated with phytomorphic motifs flanked by cranes resting on ram heads and base supported by three winged lions. Base dimension: 2x14x14 cm. Comparative literature: A. Gonzalez-Palacios, ""Il Tempio del Gusto"", Milan 1984, vol.II, fig. 281-284, p. 130; P. Panza,""Museo Piranesi"", 2017, p. 236. Active in Rome since 1738, Giuseppe Boschi became famous for his models deriving from the classical taste and from the Grand Tour taste, in the wake of Righetti and Valadier. Among the main promoters of Boschi's creations was the British architect Charles Tatham, with whom a fruitful collaboration was established that led to the commission of several candelabra for Carlton House. Of the same type, see, among others, a pair in gilt bronze and rosso antico marble preserved in Palazzo Pitti, Florence (A. Gonzalez-Palacios, ""Il Tempio del Gusto"", Milan 1984, fig. 283). The model turns out to be a variation of the Newdigate candelabra, restored by Piranesi and now at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford.. Cm 12,00 x 37,50 x 12,00.

      Capitolium Art
    • Pair of candlesticks
      Dec. 06, 2022

      Pair of candlesticks

      Est: £2,000 - £3,000

      Attributed to Giuseppe Boschi Rome 1766 - 1821 Pair of candlesticks bronze 41cm., 16¼in. each Bid on Sotheby's

      Sotheby's
    • GIUSEPPE BOSCHI (1766-1821), attribué Paire de flambeaux romains
      Feb. 24, 2021

      GIUSEPPE BOSCHI (1766-1821), attribué Paire de flambeaux romains

      Est: €5,000 - €10,000

      GIUSEPPE BOSCHI (1766-1821), attribué Paire de flambeaux romains En bronze doré finement sculpté et ciselé d'un décor reprenant l'iconographie classique. Le fût ciselé de feuillages, feuilles d'acanthes, surmonté d'une bobèche flammée et flanqué d'oiseaux posés sur des têtes de bélier s'appuyant sur une base triangulaire ornée de rinceaux et palmettes reposant sur trois lions ailés. Base en marbre noir. Hauteur : 40 cm On retrouve une paire similaire chez Sotheby's en 2007 à Paris et publiée par Alvar Gonzales Palacios, "Il tempio del Gusto, Milan, 1984, vol II, ill. 281-284, p.130". Descriptif de la vente : "Cette paire de candélabres a été réalisée par le bronzier Giuseppe Boschi à la toute fin du XVIIIé siècle. On dispose de peu d'information sur sa vie sinon la notice de Hugh Honor dans "Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani". Né en 1766, il est actif à Rome dès 1783 en remportant le prix de l'Académie de Saint-Luc. Bien que très réputé pour ses réductions d'Antiques, il s'agissait de versions moins coûteuses que celles réalisées par Righetti ou Valadier. L'architecte Charles Tatham appréciat énormément le travail de Boschi avec lequel il collaborait probablement régulièrement, il commanda notamment plusieurs candélabres pour Carlton House, résidence du prince de Galles. Tatham transforma aussi certains modèles créés par Boschi, les redessinant en compliquant sensiblement l'exemplaire original. Ces candélabres sont très proches d'un dessin de Boschi conservé au Victoria & Albert Museum, avec de petites différences dans la base. Les mêmes grues apparaissent par ailleurs sur une autre paire en bronze doré et marbre rosso antico au Palais Pitti étudiés par Alvar Gonzales-Palacios dans "Il Tempio del Gusto, op.cit, fig. 283. Tous ces modèles étant une déclinaison des célèbres candélabres Newdigate qui appartenaient à Piranèse lui-même qui les restaura, aujourd'hui à l'Ashmolean Museum à Oxford." Pair of Roman torches in finely carved and chiseled gilt bronze with a decoration incorporating classical iconography. The barrel chiseled with foliage, acanthus leaves, surmounted by a flaming bobeche and flanked by birds posed on ram's heads leaning on a triangular base decorated with foliage and palmettes resting on three winged lions. Black marble base. Attributed to Giuseppe Boschi.

      Accademia Fine Art
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