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Constantin II is a simple but charming candleholder with a geometric cross shape. The body is in solid oak stained black. The cylinder in natural brass on the top is the place where ...

A unique piece Crystal candleholder made in Venice Colroful and bright this candleholder will make your table spark.

An arrangement of flowers or leaves tied together with a collection of small branches. These are the precious, bowl-shaped, centrepieces created by Mann Singh in silver plated brass....

Pipe Up. Our Pompidou Candleholders pair 70s-inspired patterns with daring dimension for added ooomph. Featuring solid acrylic pipes fused together and accent...

The Jicore candle holder is inspired by the natural shapes of the cactus flora of the desert and is handmade with great care by artisans from central Mexico, using four small natural...

Each of these splendid brass leaves is handmade individually with incredible detail. Cast using very traditional techniques, they are polished capturing the raw finish of this noble ...

"Bolla is a handblown glass candle holder conceived as a subtle colourful accent of light. It comprises two elements, precisely the cylindrical base that holds the candle and the bro...

The Efesto candleholder is a design product of craftmanship from the concrete accessories collection by Forma & Cemento. This candleholder is made of concrete and blown glass to crea...

Great pair of small wooden candleholders with their original gilding. Very nice type candleholder and rare to find in a pair. Italy, circa 1780-1800. Weathered, small losses.

Cristal Arte candleholder, Italy 1960s.

Unique small pair of neoclassical wooden candleholders with their old gilding, Italy, circa 1760-1780. Weathered, small losses and old repairs. Measurement each.

Stromboli is a candleholder that with its lightness, simplicity and intelligent design makes the most of the materials and technology used to make it. A chromed steel holder hangs inside a tall glass cylinder that protects the flame. Bruno Munari was one of the most important Italian architects, artists and designers of the 20th Century. Born in Milan in 1907 he started his artistic work very young during the Futurist period and dedicated himself to painting, graphic design, film making, poetry an writing. His work is characterized by its strong educative nature, which stems from his passionate interest in using play to develop creativity in children. In the last years of his life he concentrated more and more on the problem of visual and artistic education organizing and participating in courses, seminars and activities for children, adults and teachers. After more than half a century his creations live on to this day in his collections for Danese Milano. Additional Information: Materials: Chromed metal, Pyrex glass...