This chamberstick candle holder from HSG Ząbkowice exemplifies utilitarian pressed glass from the Polish People's Republic, dating to the 1960s. Its compact, round form features a scalloped edge and a decorative interplay of geometric and floral pressed patterns. The glass is a translucent peach-pink with a subtle, warm undertone and a glossy, reflective surface. The candle socket is elevated on a faceted pedestal, while a small loop handle is seamlessly integrated into the base. The use of soda-lime glass offers a smooth tactile quality, with crisp molded detailing. The condition is good, with one minor flat chip on the base and no major cracks or repairs—original patina and authenticity have been preserved. This candle holder seems to echo the quiet rituals of everyday life in mid-century Poland, where subtle tones and gentle forms brought understated warmth to interiors. As candlelight plays across the patterned glass and glossy surface, it casts soft reflections reminiscent of evenings past. The piece reflects the spirit of the 1960s—a time when practical objects were deliberately given decorative value, blending everyday function with a thoughtful visual presence. The Ząbkowice chamberstick can be paired with other glassware from the era or simple ceramics, creating an intimate accent on a windowsill, coffee table, or sideboard. It would complement vintage, collector, or eclectic interiors, where the delicate glass tone harmonizes with pale wood, linen textiles, or warm-toned metal decor. Alternatively, it could serve as a standalone highlight in a minimalist setting—either alone or grouped with other candle holders to emphasize the subtle play of form and light. Dimensions: width 15 cm, height 11 cm. The listed price refers to one piece.
DIMENSION
Height11 cm
Length15 cm
Dimension details
Length15 cm
Height11 cm
DELIVERY
MethodFind out more
Estimated delivery time
Today
Order within supplier
20.05
At your place
Professional vendor vintage
Safe shoppingWe care about the comfort of your purchases.Find out more
