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Set of 2 24k plated cups in their original packaging. Produced by Skultuna, Sweden. Marked by manufacturer. Swedish silversmith and product designer Pierre Forssell was employed as ...

"These large and finely cast candelabrum were made by the well respected bronzier Ferdinand Barbedienne. They are truly exceptional examples of 19th century French craftsmanship. The...

These are a pair of gilded candlesticks. On it were pictures of young women wearing antiques with their hair braided and carefully braided on top. The girl with 3 full rings is a sym...

"Candle stands are molded like a classic breath-taking painting with garland berries in a wreath. Since ancient Greece, berries have symbolized affluence, wealth, and bountiful harvests. These ormolu candle stands have depicted a woman reaching her arms above her head as if praying to the gods to grant a bountiful harvest. Featuring a square pedestal design and four sturdy stands with a touch of Empire style, Consulat (1800-1815) in the 19th century. The Empire style respects minimalist, rustic, unobtrusive lines and features a square base to accentuate the character's soft curves. The female character is aiming for a luxurious, classic beauty but not following the path. when candle holder sketches unbroken face curves and every curve of clothes. The candelabras and the motifs on the four sides of the black pedestal are made of gilt bronze in luxurious golden color. Ormolu is considered one of the classic candleholder crafting techniques in many countries. Above the woman made of ebony are 6 branches of gilt bronze lights like flower buds curled around with bay leaves. In addition to the berries garland pattern on the pedestal body that is visually pleasing to the eye, the highlight of these antique candles is the curved pattern resembling the Greek key motif. Even though it's just simple geometry that repeats around the base of the candle's ormolu, the Greek Key variation still feels nostalgic. Greek key blends the softness of femininity and the strength of masculinity, harmonizing minimalism and high aesthetics. Creativity can be clearly felt in these antique ormolu candlesticks...

A single Lucite and gold-plated brass candlestick holder/candelabrum by American designer Dorothy Thorpe, circa 1940s. With its use of a single piece bent and twisted acrylic to form...

Set of three gold-plated candleholders designed by Hugo Asmussen, produced by Asmussen in Denmark during the 1970s. Drop shaped candlesticks with 24-carat gold plating. Engraved u...

A single Lucite and gold-plated brass candlestick holder/candelabra by American designer Dorothy Thorpe, circa 1940s. With its use of a single piece bent and twisted acrylic to form ...

Set of three gold-plated candleholders designed by Hugo Asmussen, produced by Asmussen in Denmark during the 1970s Drop shaped candlesticks with 24–carat gold plating. Engraved o...

Candle box golden made in porcelain with lid. In gold finish porcelain in 24-karat gold-plated. Include paraffin wax with 3 wicks. Delivered in a luxur...

Danish gold-plated candleholders by Hugo Asmussen 1970s, set of 5. One tall and 4 low candleholders gold-plated with 24-karat gold. Designed in 1975...

These stunning Mid-Century Modern candlesticks were realized in France circa 1970 by the esteemed artisan Claude Victor Boeltz. They offer an exploded form sculpted, by hand, and cas...

A single Lucite and gold-plated brass candlestick holder/candelabra by American designer Dorothy Thorpe, circa 1940s. With it's use of a single piece bent and twisted acrylic to form...