SPLENDID DANISH SECCESSIONIST BRASS CANDELBRA WITH FIVE SCONCES
The five sconces sit on a large curve which unifies the two arms for the sconces. The canedelabra has a linear design, with subdued curves in the design of the arms for the sconces. A stylized rose appears at the base of each of the sconces. These “roses” are similar to the roses introduced by the Scottish designer, Charles Mackintosh. The candelabrum is in very good condition. At its highest point it is 16.5 inches tall. At ...click for details
TALL ARTS & CRAFTS BRASS CANDLESTICKS in the style of Robert Jarvie, Chicago. This pair of brass candlesticks, almost Art Nouveau, is unsigned, and closely resembles Jarvie's Delta designs. They have tulip forms on long stems with flat disc bases. The bowls are globe shaped with flat lipped edges with small flare. The top of the stems are slim and quite tapered with a gentle balaster towards the bottom. The bases, which measure 4" in diameter. The patina is almost a Bronze color wit ...click for details
Pair of American Aesthetic Brass Bronze? Candelabra for a Table or Stand, with Diamond Shaped Mirrors and Three Candle Sconces, probably 1890s.
The candelabras are 12 1/2" tall with 5 1/2" square base. A round 3 1/2" diameter beveled glass mirror is set into a square filigree frame decorated with floral motifs and grapes. Each candelabrum has three candle sconces – one on each side, and another on the top. One mirror has some dark spots with some silvering wear. There are ti ...click for details
TWO AESTHETIC MOVEMENT BRASS AND COPPER CANDLESTICKS in the style of Christopher Dresser, c. 1880s
The brass chambersticks integrate geometric forms with a relationship to a botanical flower form. This includes a brass conical base and copper center ball shaped form consisting of two hemispheres made up of “petals”, plus a repeat of the petalled hemisphere done in brass containing the brass candle holder. The wood handle with brass fittings is positioned parallel to the wall of the cone base ...click for details
