Christian de Beaumont Bronze Candlesticks

Set of Three Memphis Style Bronze Candlesticks by Christian de Beaumont, France, 1980s A sculptural set of three bronze candlesticks by Christian de Beaumont, produced in France during the 1980s. Featuring conical bases, slender stems, spherical accents, and wide flared cups, the graduated forms embody the playful geometry and exaggerated proportions associated with Memphis and postmodern design. Christian de Beaumont blurred the line between decorative object and sculpture, and these candlesticks are no exception. Their silhouettes feel distinctly architectural, with a strong sense of balance and asymmetry that recalls the work of Ettore Sottsass and the Memphis movement. The bronze surfaces have developed a beautiful iridescent patina over time, revealing subtle tones of blue, purple, and warm metallic hues that shift with the light. Grouped together, they create an eye-catching composition. Separated throughout a room, they act as sculptural accents in their own right. Sold as a set of three. Tall Candlestick: 12” Height, 3.25” Diameter Medium Candlestick: 10.5” Height, 3.25” Diameter Small Candlestick: 9” Height, 3.25” Diameter