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A set of four late-gustavian candlesticks by M. Artedius, Norrköping 1800.

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Alexander Johansson
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Alexander Johansson
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A set of four late-gustavian candlesticks by M. Artedius, Norrköping 1800.

Canelé columns on trumpet-shaped foot with a decoration of beadwork, gadrooned light pipes with detachable light shades. Height 24 cm.

Alkuperä - Provenienssi

From the Collection of Dr Emil Hultmark (1872-1943), Stockholm.

Dr Emil Hultmark was an art historian, collector, donor and patron of the arts. He combined important work as an art historian not only with the creation of one of the largest and most remarkable private art collections in Sweden, but also with the construction of an archive of Swedish artists and art craftsmen unparalleled in its extent, together with a library containing almost all that has been written about Swedish art.

Emil Hultmark was one of the co-founders of the ‘Kinaklubben’ (China Club) in Stockholm in the 1920's with Carl Kempe (1884-1967) and the Crown Prince Gustav Adolf. He is a well known collector and his beautiful home and summer house is well documented in the magazine 'Svenska Hem i ord och bild' in the 1930's, which provide us with a fascinating window into this golden age of European collecting