Danish Candelabra

Four armed clear drop oil lamp candelabra by Freddie Andersen, Denmark in the 1970s.

Marked with paper label, the LJ mongram, and 'Denmark'. The two candelabra vary slightly in size and markings.

C.C. Hermann worked in Denmark in the 1950s. The candelabra are circa 22 cm high and have a diameter of circa 25 cm.

Pair of cast iron candleabras by Gunnar Cyren for Dansk. Stamped underneath. Holds 12 thin candles each. Candles not included. Very good condition. Minor wear. Last photo is for dis...

Mid-Century Danish handcrafted solid brass candelabra.

Pair of Art Nouveau / Jugenstil Candelabras in patinated brass. Metal base with number marks. Each with three candle holders. Regular size candles can be fitted.

Dip into Rococo reverie and illuminate your surroundings with the dazzling duo of Sterling Candelabras by Anton Michelsen. With their every Rococo-inspired detail, they stand as sile...

Danish modern stainless steel candelabra by Piet Hein, circa 1970.

Evald Nielsen for Johannes Siggard sterling silver candelabra, 1934 A sterling silver candelabra, beautifully executed in a fruiting grape vine motif with five arms, Evald Nielsen...

Evald Nielsen sterling silver pair of Art Deco candelabra. Stunning sterling silver Art Deco candelabra.

This candelabra is similar to Piet Heins design. The brass has acquired a wonderful patina with age.

Striking pair of candelabras by Gunnar Ander; Manufactured by Ystad Metal; circa 1960; Brass, lacquered metal.

Georg Jensen monumental "Dolphin" 830 silver candelabra No. 224 very rare Designed in 1919, made of 830 silver of the period. This pair was made and with date marks of 1920 making...

Designed by Henning Koppel in 1961. Made after 1977. Design number 1097.

Designed by Johan Rohde in 1927. Made circa 1940s.

Candleholder produced in the 1960s in Denmark. Shaped teak wood structure. Good general conditions, some signs due to the usual use over time. Dimensions: Diameter 4.5 cm, heigh...

Rare candleholder with rotating joints by Jens Harald Quistgaard for IHQ, Denmark, 1960s. Brass and metal.

Nord Steel Denmark Marked Mid-Century Candle Holder from the 60s - Bold Pink Matte Finish Description: Discover a piece of mid-century elegance with this Nord Steel Denmark marked c...

An exceedingly rare pair of Carl Christiansen silverplate and rosewood candleholders. A beautiful design stamped with the Carl Christiansen hallmarks and "MADE IN DENMARK".

Brass table candelabra characterized for its simple geometric figure. A sphere, an angle and a line, that come together to create this unique design.

Georg Jensen sterling silver candelabrum no. 1085 by Soren Georg Jensen. Very rare and highly sought-after two-light candelabrum designed by Soren Georg Jensen, one of Georg Jense...

Solid brass candelabrum, created by Hein while living in Argentina. He designed this to remind him of his home in Denmark, since the star constellation is not visible in the southern...

Pair of iron candleholders in the Renaissance revival style, Denmark circa 1910. Each have a tripod base and holding two tapering torches.

This is a handsome eight-arm candelabrum.

Introduced in 1962 by Mogens Lassen, the Kubus collection represents his lifelong devotion to the Bauhaus ideal of functionalism, where rationalism trounces the merely ornamental. Th...

Introduced in 1962 by Mogens Lassen, the Kubus collection represents his lifelong devotion to the Bauhaus ideal of functionalism, where rationalism trounces the merely ornamental. Th...

A marvelous seven-light brass candelabrum by Holm Sørensen. Made in Denmark. A few important notes about all items available through this 1stdibs dealer: 1. We list all our items a...

Stamped DENMARK JUST A, B173. Just Andersen (1884-1943), the celebrated Danish bronzier, created outstanding patinated metal vases, lamps and chandeliers during the inter-war years.

A pair of brass model 156 candelabra, by Torben Orskov, Denmark. The ball-shaped candelabras each have eight arms with a candle holder.

The four foliate scroll beaded candle arms are centered by a sphere and stand on a foliate dome base. Maker's mark: F National mark: Copenhagen Three Towers 43 (city mark and yea...

In excellent condition, each candelabra bears the Hans Jensen maker’s mark and “Denmark”.

Danish sterling silver modernist five-light candelabras, pair, circa 1932, by Evald Nielsen, Copenhagen Each with all-over hand-hammered surface, the circular concave foot issuing...

Just Andersen (1884-1943), Denmark. Pair of five-branch Art Deco candelabra, circa 1925.

Pair of George Jensen pomegranate pattern silver candelabra.

A beautiful solid brass, five candle candelabra, circa 1960s, Denmark. Great lines and construction.

Monumental Georg Jensen Candelabra 865 A pair of monumental Georg Jensen sterling silver candelabra, design #865 by Harald Nielsen. Measure 31" (77cm) in height! The combined we...

A heavy pair of fine silver three-branch candelabra by Edisson, Copenhagen 1907. The scrolling foliate arms bearing gadrooned candle cups above foliate drip trays emanating from a ...

A heavy pair of fine silver three branch candelabra by Edisson, Copenhagen 1907. The scrolling foliate arms bearing gadrooned candle cups above foliate drip trays emanating from a ...

These sleek candelabra were designed by Georg Jensen’s son, Soren Jensen, in 1960.

Designed by Georg Jensen. Sterling silver. Denmark circa 1925.

Handmade in Copenhagen, Denmark, hallmarked post-45. One of the most beautiful pairs of candelabra ever produced by the Georg Jensen Company, the “Pommies” were designed by Georg ...

Oscar Gundlach-Pedersen was know for his clean lines, smooth surfaces, and little or no ornamentation. Gundlach-Pedersen also designed these candelabra with four branches. On a circ...

Designed by Henning Koppel in 1961. Made after 1977. Design number 1097.

This candelabra is a wonderful example of the Pyramid pattern designed by Harald Nielsen and introduced into the Jensen silversmithy in 1926. Nielsen's designs are characterised by a...

Having built the world's largest and most comprehensive collection of Georg Jensen silver ever, it is rare and exciting for The Silver Fund to find a design that we have never seen b...

Georg Jensen candelabra by Harald Nielsen, no. 278. Two-light Art Deco candelabra designed by Harald Nielsen for Georg Jensen in 1930. Lily of the valley details. Hand-wrought and...

Two six-armed candleholders in sterling silver, in form of a crown. Designed by Eigil Jensen. Marked on bottom with manufacturer's stamps. Numbered and lettered with date codes, 1963...

Designed by Johan Rohde for Georg Jensen in 1927. Made circa 1940s.

Three panels estamped on fabric with Venetian morettos suporting candelabras by Danish artist Bjørn Wiinblad.

Henning KOPPEL for Georg JENSEN Candelabra, Model # 1097 Denmark 1961 Sterling silver 1945-1977 mark GEORG JENSEN HENNING KOPPEL CANDELABRUM 1097 Modern sterling si...

Pair of Danish crystal candelabra or girandoles, circa 1900, on marble bases with brass fittings.

A small candelabra, in brass and solid rosewood, Denmark, 1950s Other designers of the period include Piet Hein, Paavo Tynell, Josef Frank, and Jean Royere.  

A set of four small brass candelabras, designed and produced in Denmark, c. 1930s.