Maurice Ascalon Candle Holders

Two different heights 14.5cm and 20cm.

Cast bronze vide-poch bowl designed by Maurice Ascalon Pal-Bell Isreal circa 1950's Solid bronze with ribbed design of alternating polished finish and applied verdigris patina Inte...

A pair of brass candlesticks designed and produced by Jens Quistgaard, Denmark, c. 1950s. Oxidation present to brass Wear consistent with age and use Holds one 1.0” Diameter candl...

A solid bronze object bowl with verdigris patina and hand hammered inside designed by Hungarian designer Maurice Ascalon and produced by Pal-Bell, Tel Aviv, Israel, 1939-1956. Works ...

Mid-century cast bronze Pal Bell bowl. Features indented, ribbed exterior with alternating patinated bronze and verdigris stripes. The interior has a hand-hammered  texture. An embos...

Bronze ashtray in the shape of a whale, with a curved tail and three grooves at the front of the piece. It has a hammered interior and a slight verdigris patina. An embossed stamp on...

Set of four Scandinavian midcentury modern design candlesticks candleholders designed by Hans Bolling and manufactured by Torben Orskov in Denmark, they are made from solid brass and...

Pair of Tony Paul for Westwood Chadwick Brass & Walnut Candlesticks. Featuring tapered solid Walnut forms, impressed diamond shapes to brass with smooth circular 3.5D bobeche. S...

Bronze bowl in the shape of a swan by Pal-Bell. The piece features a curved neck and hammered interior with a deep well for trinkets. Dimensions 6.75" width x 2.75" depth x 3.75" he...

Bronze bowl in the shape of a swan by Pal-Bell. The piece features a curved neck and all over verdigris patina with a hammered interior and deep well for trinkets or keys. Dimension...

An 15th Century Gothic socket candlestick in in bronze with a pronounced bell foot, integral drip tray, and a slender, knopped stem rising to a tall socket with an early clean-out ap...

Crafted in solid brass, these candleholders feature Quistgaard’s signature organic lines and refined proportions, combining functional simplicity with a distinctly sculptural presenc...