Presentation Candelabrum for Commodore Stephen Decatur 1817

This ornate silver candelabrum, created by American silversmith Andrew Ellicott Warner in 1817, was a gift for Commodore Stephen Decatur, a renowned naval hero of the War of 1812. The candelabrum is adorned with intricate Neoclassical motifs, including winged figures and floral wreaths, showcasing the popular style of the era. The piece is a testament to Warner's craftsmanship and the appreciation for classical design during the early 19th century in America. The candelabrum’s intricate details and impressive size make it a striking example of American silverwork, highlighting the burgeoning artistic scene of the period.