Neo-Rococo candelabra from the 19th century.  The candelabra is rich in decorations, typical of this style, full of artistry and opulence. Decorated massive base, in the shape of acanthus leaves, rests on four elliptical narrow legs. The candelabra stem is stylized with distinct, spatial thickenings and narrowings in the shape of garlands, each of which is distinguished by rich ornamentation. They feature plant and anthropomorphic motifs. The stem is crowned with a bust. Four curved and spatial arms, with Rocaille motif (shells), in the classic double "C" motif, which gives them a characteristic S-shaped line. Candle holders (Bobèche), elaborate and decorative in the shape of a chalice, with profiled edges and decorations in the Rocaille style.