The torchères retain most of their original gilding. There is a possibility that the torchères have been reduced in height at one stage. However, close inspection has been inconclusive, and the 1960 illustration shows them at their current height.

Literature: M. Harris & Sons, London, England;
Private collection, USA.

  • Provenance

    M. Harris & Sons, London, England;
    Private collection, USA.

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