Candleholder, silver metal, brown wood, Poland, 1970s.
149 PLN
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This candleholder from the 1970s exemplifies Polish design, where geometric composition and a bold interplay of materials reflect the modernist spirit of the era. Three candle cups crafted from polished, silvery metal with a mirror finish are each mounted on square metal bases. Vertical, ribbed columns in a silver tone support these elements, unified by a zigzagging black matte metal band. The entire structure rests on a rectangular wooden base in a warm, medium-brown hue, finished to a smooth satin sheen. The overall proportions are low and elongated, with a harmonious arrangement of components. Only minor traces of oxidation are visible on the metal parts. The piece is preserved in very good condition, with no significant damage or repairs. The form of this candleholder speaks in the language of its decade, when light and metal were reimagined in domestic settings. Its modernist lines and interplay of glossy and matte surfaces evoke the atmosphere of 1970s Polish interiors, where industrial inspiration met the warmth of wood. The pattern tells a story of searching for order and rhythm, and each reflection of light on the metal recalls evenings spent by the subtle glow of candles—when design became not only functional but also an expression of the era’s individuality. This type of candleholder could be paired with furniture featuring clean, modernist lines, such as low walnut or dark oak sideboards. It would work well atop a living room console, accompanied by ceramic
DIMENSION
Height12 cm
Depth6 cm
Width21 cm
Dimension details
Width21 cm
Height12 cm
Depth6 cm
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