Andrew Nethercott Antiques has dated this piece to the Before 1700 period.

It is possible that Jean de Brov died in 1682 or, alternatively, that he gifted this to a church in that year.
Brov, originally Brovium, is a small village outside Bourg-en-Bress in Burgundy. The Royal Monastery of Brou was established by Margaret of Austria in the first quarter of the 16th century.

Typical seventeenth century construction, made of good quality front finished cast sheet brass with raised, punched and engraved decoration and inscription. Rolled rivets used throughout for fixings. Original staple bracket mounts.

All in remarkably sound condition with no splitting or perishing. The central drip pan has been re-riveted with an iron rivet, the pan shows no evidence of having been fitted with a candle socket as the other two are, the candle spike possibly sharing the rivet of the mounting bracket, now with old lead solder coverage probably an historic repair to tighten it up. Not recently polished.
Large and striking, Height of brass excluding stand 16,1/2 " or 42cm including stand 20,1/2" or 52 cm
diameter of largest central pan 6, 1/8" or 15.5cm
Width to edge of pans 20,1/2" or 52 cm
Andrew Nethercott Antiques has dated this piece to the Before 1700 period.
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