Paris19th centuryPAIR OF LARGE, MAGNIFICENT GIRANDOLES WITH MALE AND FEMALE MALABAR. Paris. Date: 19th century. Maker/Designer: The porcelain figurines Meissen. Technique: Fire-gilt bronze. Porcelain, decorated with color. Description: Each with dynamically shaped base with openwork leaves and C-curves as well as large applied blossoms. Growing from it are seven curved tendril-shaped arms, each with a vase-shaped nozzle and leaf-shaped drip pan. Central, between the girandole arms, the large porcelain figurine of a female malabar with fruit baskets or a male malabar with shield and sword. Measurement: Girandoles: Height each 69cm, width 42,5cm. Porcelain figurines: Height each ca. 35cm.