Vertical weight and ornament give these pieces a grounded presence that reads architectural rather than decorative.
Produced in continental Europe in the late nineteenth to early twentieth century, these solid brass candlesticks follow ecclesiastical design language, with stepped square bases, repeated foliate relief panels, and a segmented column built for symmetry and visual authority. This form was typical of altar and chapel fittings, made to frame space rather than soften it, and designed to hold their own within stone, timber, and plaster interiors. Today they function as design objects first, carrying age, surface depth, and proportion that modern decorative pieces fail to replicate.

Measures: 8 cm W × 8 cm D × 27 cm H

Conditioned for presence and atmosphere

Price is per Candelabra | 2 available | Selling individually

Viewings by appointment | North Sydney area