Chamberstick, Bracia Henneberg, silver brass, Poland, 19th century
1 116 PLN
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This late 19th-century chamberstick was produced by the Bracia Henneberg manufactory in Warsaw, crafted from brass plated with silver. The design features a square, gently undulating tray with a characteristic beaded ornament running along its edge. At the center rises a rounded candle holder, softly flared, while the handle—a simple ring echoing the beaded motif—offers ease of movement. The surface presents a muted silver tone with a matte, softly reflective sheen, free of additional color accents, resulting in a cohesive and understated appearance. The construction is solid, with visible joins typical of the era; the texture is smooth, marked only by natural, minor irregularities and a light patina acquired over time. The overall condition is very good, with only minimal signs of use and no visible damage or restoration.This object quietly speaks of 19th-century Warsaw, when candlelight was a companion to daily routines—present at both modest evenings and formal dinners. The chamberstick tells the story of an era where function and discreet ornamentation went hand in hand. Its subtle lines, cool silver hue, and delicate beaded edge evoke the atmosphere of late-19th-century bourgeois interiors: light contained in a simple vessel, gradually acquiring a tranquil dignity.It may be paired with classic porcelain or white glassware to emphasize its historic tableware character. The piece would also serve as a singular accent atop a console or sideboard, where its cool metallic sheen offers a discreet counterpoint to dark wood or marble
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Height7.5 cm
Length13.5 cm
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Length13.5 cm
Height7.5 cm
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