Midcentury Brutalist Candleholder by Pierre Forssell, Skultuna, 1968
By Skultuna, Pierre Forssell
Located in Östermalm, Stockholms län
Cool brass candleholder in a cylindrical and brutalist design by Pierre Forssell. With this design Pierre Forssell presented a whole new way of using brass with perforated holes made...
Brass
candleholder by Gunnar Ander for Ystad Metall
By Gunnar Ander
Located in Kiel, SH
candle holder by Gunnar Ander for Ystad Metall black wire and brass details
Metal, Brass
A Pair of Pierre Forssell Adjustable Candleholder, Model Variation, Skultuna
By Skultuna, Pierre Forsell
Located in Stockholm, SE
It has become one of the most well-known examples of Swedish design from the 20th century. It's made of high-quality stainless brass, giving it an elegant and modern look.
Brass
Centerpiece candelabra by Karl-Erik Stenberg, pine with 12 candleholders, 1970s
Located in Forserum, SE
A magnificent, large modernist table centerpiece in the form of a pinewood candelabra, featuring twelve glass candleholders secured by brass rings. It can accommodate tea lights, pil...
Brass
$1,781Sale Price / set|20% Off
Cobalt Blue Glass Crystal Gilt Bronze Light Candleholder Girandoles candelabra
Located in Madrid, ES
A pair of Swedish Girandoles Candelabra in cobalt blue glass, glass tears and gilded bronze. The base is made of white marble, from which a column emerges in cobalt blue glass that s...
Crystal, Brass, Bronze
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