Pair of 17th Century Spanish Giltwood Prickets

17th century pair of Italian wooden pricket sticks.

A pair of handmade copper pricket candle holders with fine embossed detailing of leaves, cartouches, sitting on scrolled feet, Italian, 17th century.

17th century Italian pair of giltwood candlesticks.

A captivating pair of Spanish Baroque carved-wood angel candleholders, late 17th century (circa 1690). Each winged angel stands as a sculptural bearer of light, holding a candle sock...

A stunning and extremely unique pair of Italian late 17th century Baroque period polychrome and giltwood mirrored candelabras. Each candelabra is raised by a rectangular base with fi...

17th century Spanish gold gilded and red painted wooden candle pricket stick.

More information coming soon… Forged in Italy during the late 1500s or early 1600s, this pair of tripod prickets once served as candlesticks. Most modern collectors will utilize th...

Beautiful 17th century Spanish brass candlestick. Not polished, nice patina Measures: 16 cm high, 12 cm wide, 12 cm deep.

Pair of 19th-Century Italian Giltwood Altar Prickets A striking pair of 19th-century Italian ecclesiastical altar prickets, finely carved in wood and richly finished in original gilt...

Exquisite bronze pricket candlesticks, dating from the late 17th or early 18th century, are a magnificent testament to the enduring craftsmanship of the period. This rare and complete set of three, a true find for any discerning collector, showcases a design that is both elegant and substantial. Each candlestick is cast in solid bronze, possessing a rich, warm patina that speaks to centuries of history and careful preservation. The surface exhibits a subtle, aged sheen with areas of verdigris and patination that beautifully highlight the contours and age of the pieces. The form is classic and well-proportioned, featuring a broad, tiered circular base that provides a solid foundation. Rising from the base is a turned, baluster-form stem, which leads up to the deep, wide drip pan. The generous proportions of the pan are not merely decorative; they were designed to effectively catch the molten wax, a practical detail that underscores the functional yet beautiful nature of these objects. At the centre of each pan stands...