The Rayman Organisation has dated this Dresden Porcelain Figural Candelabra to the 19th Century.
Featuring a young flower-garlanded boy dressed in striped trousers and a floral garland, this two-arm candelabra is a fine display of artistry and whimsy typical of Dresden porcelain wares.
Key Features:
Origin: Germany (Dresden school)
Date: 19th Century
Material: Fine porcelain
Decoration: Hand-painted in soft pastels and gilt accents, with applied floral elements
Design: Twin candle holders rising from a foliate scrolled base, flanking a Rococo-style figure of a boy adorned with a floral wreath and carrying a harvest bundle
Mark: Underside bears the hand-painted blue “R” mark, likely referencing a Dresden decorating studio
Dimensions (Approx.):
Height: 18cm
Condition:
Very good antique condition. Minor wear to the gilding and expected age-related restoration to some floral details, which are common for Dresden figural pieces. Displays beautifully with strong colour and fine porcelain detail.
Notes:
This piece captures the spirit of the Rococo revival in 19th-century German decorative arts—an ideal addition for collectors of Dresden, Meissen-style porcelain, or romantic antique décor. Perfect for mantel displays, curio cabinets, or luxurious table settings.
The Rayman Organisation has dated this Dresden Porcelain Figural Candelabra to the 19th Century.
You can view the stock and full dealer information on the The Rayman Organisation Profile Page
GERMAN DRESDEN FINE PORCELAIN FIGURAL CANDELABRA
