Candlesticks auctions
Designed by Eryka Trzewik Drost, “Karolinka” Candleholder, 1970s, HSG “Ząbkowice,” pressed glass, body-colored, height 21 cm, minor hairline flaws on the back and air bubbles that do not affect the appearance or functionality of the object; overall in very good condition, "Made in Poland" label on the rim.
A pair of candlesticks, HSG "Ząbkowice," glass, height 17.5 cm, in very good condition.
19th/20th Century – Gold-Plated Six-Candle Candelabra with a Figurine of a Musing Putto Height: 61.2 cm. Maximum width: 24 cm. Maximum base width: 17.5 cm. An impressive, six-candle figurative candelabrum, made of cast and chiseled gilded metal. The material may be bronze or a brass alloy. The design follows a historicist Neo-Rococo style, inspired by French Louis XV-style pieces. The candel...
A pair of candlesticks, HSG "Ząbkowice," glass, height 24 cm, in very good condition.
Gilded metal, glass, or crystal; Date: ca. 1750–1770. Dimensions: 41 x 32 cm at the widest and tallest points. Material: metal—probably brass or bronze, fire-gilded; colorless, faceted pendants made of crystal glass or rock crystal. Technique: casting and shaping of structural elements; cutting and repoussé work on sheet metal; chasing; soldering; gilding; transparent elements cut and mou...
A pair of candelabra made of cast bronze with a gilded finish. The pieces feature a neoclassical-inspired design, characterized by a square base with recessed corners that supports a conical shaft decorated with spiral fluting. The central, cylindrical shaft features relief decorations with grotesque motifs and classical figures set within ornamental panels. The upper section terminates in an ...
Pair of three-flame candelabra in gilded, chiseled bronze—Louis XV style, approximately 18 cm
180 EUR
An elegant pair of three-flame candelabra (with two side arms and a tall central shaft) crafted from gilded bronze. The piece reflects the elegance of the French Rococo style (Louis XV style), characterized by sinuous lines, “C”-shaped volutes, and naturalistic floral motifs. The candelabra rest on a cross-shaped base richly decorated with geometric and plant motifs. The central shaft rise...
Height: 74 cm. Width: 27 cm. Base side: 12.5 cm. The candelabrum rests on a square, stepped base decorated with a relief floral ornament. A sphere rises from the fluted plinth, upon which a winged Cupid balances on one foot. He leans his other leg backward, giving the figure a sense of movement. In his lowered hand, he holds a bow, and with his raised hand, he supports the shaft of the candela...
Pair of porcelain candlesticks with Meissen-style cherubs, 20th-century European antique
A pair of Sèvres-style candlesticks made of gilded bronze and porcelain, dating from the late 19th century. Each candlestick features a central baluster-shaped porcelain shaft, decorated with hand-painted polychrome bouquets of flowers within white reserves on a cobalt blue background. The gilded bronze (ormolu) mounts include a flared circular base with beaded decorations, pearl motifs, and ...
silverDimensions: 31 x 12.5 cmsigned on the base: '[Head of St. John—the city emblem of Wrocław]', 'R' [years 1834–1839], and 'SR' [Samuel Raudner’s goldsmith’s mark]Weight: over one kilogram on the edge of the base, in dot engraving: 'Fürstenstein 2 Dez. 836 [Książ Castle, December 2, 1836]'The candlestick presented here is an extremely rare example of the work of Samuel Raudner (...
Designed by Zygmunt Buksowicz, Candleholder, “Steatyt” Ceramics Factory. Candleholder marked “Steatyt Katowice.” Hand-painted porcelain, dimensions: 24.5 x 18.5 cm. In very good condition.
WMF (Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik), circa 1900–1903, Britannia silver-plated metal, 41 x 26 cm
bronzeDimensions: 39.5 x 15 x 15 cm (dimensions of each piece)
Western Europe, 19th century, bronze, 45 x 28.5 cmfigure of a winged satyr
Media: steel, iron, woodDimensions: 35 x 69 cmSignature: the artist’s mark stamped on the armProvenanceA gift from the artist.
platerDimensions: 21.5 x 9.5 x 9.5 cmmanufacturer's mark on the edge of the base: 'H&C', graphic mark
Western Europe, 20th century, wood, mahogany veneer, gilded bronze, brass, height: 220 cm, base dimensions: 44 x 44 cmcontemporary pedestals
Western Europe, 19th century, gold-plated metal, mirror, 73 x 38 cm
Poland (?), 1624, bronze, 55 x 39 cmengraved foundation inscription: 'Matheus Karwowsky Canonicus Vislicenc'; BIBLIOGRAPHY: Hołubiec, J. W., Polish Lamps and Candlesticks, Ossoliński National Institute Publishing House, Wrocław-Warsaw-Kraków-Gdańsk 1990.
Sweden, second half of the 20th century, glass, nickel, height: 22.5 cm, length: 33 cm
Poland (?), second half of the 20th century, wrought iron, height: 33 cm, diameter of the bowl: 17 cm
Height: approx. 43.5 cmgilded bronze; condition clearly visible in the photos; the arms are spread out irregularly and need to be aligned and tightened into the correct position; the entire piece is slightly tilted and also requires adjustment; base to be selected
Western Europe, first half of the 20th century, brass, 62 x 37 cmelectrified