Featured Tall Bronze Candlesticks

Any idea of age and origin?

 

Once again, I can't help with you wonderful finds, but...................can I come live with you? Please?

 

No room for another person here, getting too cluttered

 

Obviously ecclesiastical. Might be tarnished brass rather than bronze based on the gold color I am seeing here and there. Probably made the same for a lot of years, late 19th century and well on in to the 20th.

 

I would have thought these 19th century altar candlesticks would have had pins like the ones on the following site. Possibly the site might be able to ID them. How tall are they? Judging by the brick wall behind them, I suspect they are around 3' high?
http://www.fluminalis.com/inventory/antique-candlesticks

--- Susan

Edit: The base and feet on the following candlesticks from the above site for what these old eyes can see look identical to yours.
http://www.fluminalis.com/inventory/antique-candlesticks/item-536758

If they are identical then yours are missing the candlestick bobeches with the pins.

 

Rather than add anymore edits to the above reply found on that site more candlesticks like these. On this set they say Bronze, 24", c1890, France.
http://www.fluminalis.com/inventory/antique-candlesticks/item-536759

On the main page of the candlesticks, these are next to the above set about 1/2 way down the page
http://www.fluminalis.com/inventory/antique-candlesticks

--- Susan

 

Thanks for all the replies and links. Will take clear pics at daylight tomorrow.
I gor those that screw on the top.

 

Here is a pair currently at auction listed as brass....

https://new.liveauctioneers.com/item/49384258_vintage-brass-altar-candlesticks

Set of 4 that sold in New Orleans 10 years ago listed as French brass - $400.00......

https://new.liveauctioneers.com/item/49384258_vintage-brass-altar-candlesticks

Much more recently (3/16) a similar pair sold with a pair of censors for $80.00.....

https://new.liveauctioneers.com/item/44405529_two-pair-brass-altar-articles