A pair of Swedish Christmas candelabras red painted wood bobbin 1970s
Located in Frederiksberg C, DK
A pair of Swedish Christmas candelabras red painted wood bobbin 1970s. Each candelabra has 3 arms
Wood
$1,011
H 8.27 in Dm 13.39 in
Swedish Hand-Carved Pine Four-Arm Christmas Candelabra by Stig Johnsson, 1979
By Stig Johnsson
Located in Stockholm, SE
A beautifully hand-crafted Swedish four-arm wooden candelabra designed by Stig Johnsson and
Pine
Unavailable
H 12.6 in Dm 8.67 in
Traditional Wooden Red Swedish Christmas Candelabras, Turned, Hand-Painted
Located in Malmo, SE
Traditional wooden, red Swedish christmas candelabras for three candles on Tripod Foot. Turned and
Pine, Paint
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H 2.76 in W 13.39 in D 27.56 in
1960s Large Christmas Brass Candelabra for 24 Candles Made in Denmark
Located in Krefeld, DE
Oval brass table Christmas candleholder for 24 candles. Beautiful condition with very nice patina
Brass
Late Empire ‘Roman Triumph’ Chariot Clock Garniture
By Claude Galle
Located in Vancouver, British Columbia
candelabras show a standing winged Nike made of finely chased patinated bronze. She holds aloft a gilded
Marble, Bronze
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H 2.37 in W 13.39 in D 27.56 in
1960s Large Christmas Brass Candelabra for 24 Candles Made in Denmark
Located in Krefeld, DE
Oval brass table Christmas candleholder for 24 candles. Beautiful condition with very nice patina
Brass
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H 15.5 in W 11 in D 4.8 in
Christmas Tree "Arbol De La Vida" Folk Art Mexico Tree of Life Clay Candelabra
By Joaquín Balbuena
Located in Queretaro, Queretaro
(1943 Izucar de Matamoros). Mexican folk art with Christmas theme. It was the local tradition to
Clay, Acrylic
Mexican Ceramic Candelabra Christmas Nativity
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Fabulous Mexican Tree of life candelabra witha delicate Nativity scene.
Pair of Modern Walnut Side Tables
By Theodore Alexander
Located in Westwood, NJ
A Pacific walnut side table, the square top with rounded corners and a reeded edge above a similar under tier, on bobbin turned legs. Dimensions: 26" W x 26" D x 28.5" H.
Wood
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