1990s Candle Lamps

This handmade earthenware candleholder, crafted by Barbro Sundelin for Basun, Sweden in the 1990s, features a striking lobster-red glaze. Its organic design includes a ball-shaped top, a larger circular opening surrounded by drop-shaped cutouts, and small circular openings on the roof. When you light a tea light inside this lobster-red glazed candleholder, the light shines through its various openings, creating intricate patterns that dance across the surrounding surfaces. The combination of circular, drop-shaped, and small openings, results in a captivating display of light and shadow. This unique effect highlights the artistry and craftsmanship of Barbro Sundelin, making the candleholder not just a functional piece, but also a decorative work of art. The combination of cut clay and vibrant red glaze makes this piece a unique and eye-catching addition to any space. ABOUT BASUN KERAMIK Barbro Sundelin (1930-) is a Swedish ceramist, teacher, and speech therapist born in Halmstad. Influenced by her father, who was the head of St Erik...

Pair of George III style sterling silver chambersticks. Round-shaped candlesticks, they are made with a thick silver plate and then grooved both in the lower part of the "well" and i...

A unique votive candleholder with a black metal base and a front screen in thin tortoiseshell. The unique color of the shell screen gives the candlelight a warm, beautiful shade.   

Polished and sathinized black pottery.

MOORCROFT STONEWARE : FINCHES, OCHRE PATTERN CANDLESTICK, TABLE LAMP, 30cm., 12” high Naturalistic, injecting abundance of summer and songbirds into the interior in an earth palette with an art deco feel Of interest to the ornithologist or Moorcroft collectors Stylised finch beside a pair of peaches in an art deco style Palette in tones of green, brown, orange, white. The underside with Moorcroft stamp and painters initials SP Designer Sally Tuffin...