French Bronze Candelabras Net $86,250 At Bill Smith’sAntiques And The Arts Weekly

French Bronze Candelabras
Net $86,250 At Bill Smith’s

Published: September 8, 2015

PLAINFIELD, N.H. — Working hard at William Smith’s annual Labor Day auction, September 7, was a 66-inch tall pair of French bronze candelabras, signed E. Guillemin, 1872, with Orientalist figures, that attained $86,250.

Enjoying the fine offerings and fine weather, a standing room-only crowd watched as a strong assortment of European furniture, several early Meissen groups, Asian porcelains, fine estate jewelry and a 1934 Dodge sedan, ready to drive home, crossed the block.

A complete review of the auction will appear in a future edition.

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