Limoges candleholder. The candle holder is for is porcelain and measures approximately 5 1/2 inches in diameter and 2 inches in height. It appears to have a signature.

These elegant candlesticks, designed by Van Day Truex (1904-79), Head of Design for Tiffany’s in the 1950s and 60’s. Inspired by nature to resemble scabrous rock crystal, the prototypes were fabricated by atelier of Archimede Seguso on the Venetian Island of Murano.

This pair signed on bottom “TIFFANY & CO.”, with JR for Josef Riedel, and “FL WRIGHT FDN 1987” for the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation.

They were made by Josef Riedel for Tiffany and come in a Riedel box with “Candleholder” label on side and “Tiffany Made in Austria” turquoise sticker

Superb pair of art deco candlesticks in stainless steel designed and produced in spain in the 1970s. Structure in stainless steel 18/8 that can accommodate 3 candles decorated with blue stones. Superb design object that will decorate your interior perfectly. Time marks consistent with the age of the object. Ref: 1085.

Beautiful pair of Art Deco stainless steel candlesticks was designed and produced in Spain in the 1970s. Structure in 18/8 stainless steel that can accommodate 3 candles. Superb designer object that will decorate your interior wonderfully. Perfect state of conservation. Ref: 1080.

This is a vintage centrepiece candlestick. An Italian, glass candle nozzle, dating to the late 20th century, circa 1990.

Appealing blown form with subtle frosted base
Displays a desirable aged patina throughout
Blown glass with prominent collar and bulbous tapering form
Slender candle nozzle with a diameter of 25mm (1”)
Standing upon a dark ivy green frosted glass base
Dressed below with a protective emerald green base

This is an attractive vintage centrepiece candlestick, with a distinctive blown form and frosted glass base. Delivered polished and ready to display.

Dimensions:
Max Width: 15cm (6”)
Max Depth: 15cm (6”)
Max Height: 41cm (16.25”)

Candle Nozzle Diameter: 25mm (1”)

Superb pair of art deco stainless steel candlesticks designed and produced in Spain in the 1970s. Structure in 18/8 stainless steel that can accommodate 3 candles decorated with two blue stones. Superb designer object which will decorate your interior wonderfully. Very good state of conservation. Ref: 1072/1223.

Empire ormolu and patinated bronze six-branch candelabra attributed to Pierre Philippe Thomire, circa 1805.

A winged female caryatid figure of Victory stands with one foot on a sphere holding aloft a laurel wreath issuing scrolled branches with nozzles above a square stepped plinth base.

A similar candelabra supplied to Napoleon Bonaparte for the Château de Saint-Cloud, sold Christies, London on June 4, 2014, The European Connoisseur – Lot 647.

Measures 35 1/4″ tall x x 11 1/2″ wide x 12 1/2″ front to back. The base measures 7″ square. Good condition – formerly electrified and now de-lamped.

Superb ice cube candle holder by Peill & Putzler designed and produced in Germany in the 1970s. Blown glass structure that can accommodate a candle. Superb designer object that will decorate your interior wonderfull ref: 1058.

Set of two candle holders from Italy. They have the particularity to have two sides. one side is a candlestick holder and the other a votive holder .

A silver guild on bronze very beautifully chased in the neoclassical style candlestick. Circa 1800, France.