This two-arm candlestick from the 1960s exemplifies Polish metalworking of the People's Republic era, crafted entirely from metal. The design features a semi-cylindrical base from which two symmetrically curved arms rise, each ending in a round candle holder with a central spike for securing candles. The surface is finished in a deep, matte black with a subtly cool undertone, lending the piece an industrial character. A distinctly hammered texture emphasizes its handcrafted nature, with visible rivets or weld points attesting to artisanal technique. The proportions are balanced—the arms form a gentle arc and the piece is executed in a minimalist, functional style, reflecting the mid-century modern and brutalist influences typical of post-war Eastern European design. Condition is good, with minor scratches, subtle patina, and light signs of use, but no major damage or interventions. All components appear original and period-authentic. This candlestick carries the voice of the 1960s—a time when Polish craft explored a dialogue between function and the honest expression of material. The matte black metal does not seek to shine but instead speaks of the everyday reality of the PRL: simplicity, constraints, and the strength of raw form. The hammered surface and visible marks of handwork serve as a reminder that each object was unique, born of human hands rather than mass production. In this minimalist silhouette, one senses a kind of gravity and focus, as if the candlestick were a silent companion to evenings, its light illuminating the prose of bygone decades. This two-arm candlestick
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Height26 cm
Length15 cm
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Length15 cm
Height26 cm
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