Ecclesiastical Candlesticks

These are a set of 4 mid 19th Century antique brass ecclesiastical candlesticks with spiral twist

This is a pair of antique ecclesiastical candlesticks. An English, pierced brass candle holder in

A triangular embossed brass metal ecclesiastical candlestick converted into a lamp. The

Beautiful pair of tall solid brass Ecclesiastical Edwardian style candlesticks converted to table

ecclesiastical candlesticks exemplify the Swedish interpretation of the Baroque style—elegantly restrained yet

ecclesiastical candlesticks originates from Italy and dates to the mid-19th century. Standing at 78 cm high, they

striking and monumental 19th-century Italian ecclesiastical candlestick, richly hand-carved and polychromed

This is a tall vintage centrepiece torchere. A French, beech candlestick with ecclesiastical taste

ecclesiastical taste, dating to the Art Deco period, circa 1930. Tastefully decorative candlesticks with a

A unique pair of gilt ormolu patinated metal candleholders in the ecclesiastical style. Good

A pair of 1920s Spanish ecclesiastical gilt wrought iron candle sticks, each with ornate barley

with traditional ecclesiastical and domestic candlesticks of the era. Compact yet sculptural, this

of Baroque ecclesiastical art. Today, these sculptural candlesticks bring architectural drama and

ecclesiastical furnishings. Each candlestick stands 17 inches high and is constructed with a tall balustered

ecclesiastical antiquities. The mecca candlestick, red phantom quartz crystal point, chalcedony rosettes, and

, articulated with gilded collars and knopped elements derived from ecclesiastical candlestick forms. From this

pricket candlestick of ecclesiastical origin. This piece is a fascinating example of provincial Baroque

A fine & large 33" tall antique French Gothic ecclesiastical gilt bronze "Vive Jesus" candlestick

candlesticks of this form were a staple of 18th and 19th-century Italian and French ecclesiastical design

, Roman Catholic cathedral lamp, altarstick pricket candlestick, ecclesiastical architectural salvage