Description

This is an amazing pair of wood and metal candle holders with art deco styling.  I originally thought they were older but have decided that they are mid-century probably from the 1940s.

They are very tall (12") and very heavy (7 1/2 pounds each) and feature hardwood bases with a clean angular design and yellow brass candle cups.  There is good patina on the metal.  Due to the weight, US free shipping will probably be by FedEx SmartPost, which is a little slower than some shipping methods.  

SIZE:  Each candle holder is about 12" tall.  The bases are 7 1/2" on each side.

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CONDITION:  These pieces are in excellent condition, particularly for their age.  One has a 1/2" long chip in the wood at one corner (at the bottom, where it is not visible unless you pick it up).  The other has no chips but has one light area on the side where a spot of wax may have dripped.  There are a few dark areas on the metal parts where I removed old candle wax with my fingernail. 

I'm sure that the metal could be polished to an even sheen, but I didn't want to disturb the patina, so I left them as I found them.

BACKGROUND:  I recently bought a large number of household and decorative items from the Seattle estate of a man who died a few months ago.  He had never married and lived in the same house where he was born in 1922.  The house was never updated and was furnished mainly with his mother's furniture and decorations.

I'll be listing more things from this house over the next few weeks.

Inv #16362.

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