This mid-century brass tripod candleholder from the 1960s exemplifies modernist craftsmanship — three arched legs converge at a central point and flow seamlessly into horizontal arms, each tipped with a tapered candle spike. Beneath each spike, a small brass sphere serves as both a discreet decorative accent and a reinforcement of the geometry. The predominant hue is a warm golden brass, shifting between gently matte and softly lustrous surfaces depending on the play of light. Minor traces of age, subtle patina, and slight surface wear authenticate its vintage pedigree, while the solid brass construction displays no visible joinery or hardware. The proportions are balanced and harmonious, with a symmetrical tripod stance for stability. Preserved in very good condition, displaying only slight signs of time consistent with the 1960s. The piece evokes the modernist ethos of its era: sculptural yet restrained, its lines reference the atomic optimism of the decade. Light gliding across the smooth brass curves recalls a period when everyday objects were shaped by harmony and measured geometry. The candleholder, quietly present, seems to recount a tale of mid-century innovation blended with traditional craftsmanship. It may be paired with softly contoured glass, placed atop a modern or wooden table as a focal point of understated focus. The form fits naturally in a mid-century modern arrangement, while it also harmonizes with eclectic, collector-driven interiors, especially teamed with ceramic vases, minimalist lamps, or contrasting soft textiles. The candleholder can stand alone or in a pair — for instance, with another period piece — highlighting the rhythmic interplay between classic and modernist forms.
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Height25 cm
Depth20 cm
Width23 cm
Dimension details
Width23 cm
Height25 cm
Depth20 cm
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