Sitzendorf Dresden Meissen Style Porcelain Candelabra 19th Century Rococo

Beautiful 19th century German porcelain figural candelabra in the Dresden / Meissen style, attributed to Sitzendorf. Features a finely modeled lady with cherub beneath three tulip-form candle holders, richly decorated with applied flowers, scrolling rococo elements, and hand-applied gilt highlights in soft pastel tones.

📏 Product Details:

Origin: Germany

Maker: Sitzendorf (blue crossed mark to base)

Period: 19th Century

Material: Porcelain

Height: Approx. 14 inches

🧼 Condition:

Antique condition. The top of one candle arm has been professionally repaired (visible at the stem under the cup). Small chip on the cherub’s scarf (see the pic). Light gilt wear and minor surface wear consistent with age. No other major cracks observed. Base shows normal age wear.

🏺 About Sitzendorf & Dresden Style Porcelain:

Sitzendorf Porcelain Factory was founded in 1850 in Thuringia, Germany, a region famous for fine porcelain production. During the 19th century, many German factories produced elaborate figural wares inspired by the earlier 18th century Meissen rococo designs. These Dresden-style pieces are known for their ornate scrollwork, applied flowers, romantic scenes, and rich gilding, making them highly collectible decorative art pieces today.

A striking and highly decorative antique centerpiece for collectors of fine German porcelain.