Sterling Midcentury Candelabra

Being offered is a pair of sterling silver candelabras made in Denmark by Anton Michelsen. Danish sterling silver is known for its simplicity and “less-is-more” designs. This pair ...

These midcentury candelabras are incredible. They have an elegant shape and are very unique. Each candelabra has three lights and each light is on a different height. Held together b...

Being offered is a pair of Bauhaus sterling silver two-branch candelabras. Designed in Austria/Germany at the height of the Bauhaus movement, this pair captures the simplicity and e...

A whimsical pair of sterling silver candlesticks for the person who wants something casual yet chic. Sterling silver that’s fun and not like grandmothers. Here are a pair of modern s...

A small silver plate candelabra designed and produced in Denmark, c. 1940s. Dimensions: 10.75” H x 8.5” diameter  Holds 1” diameter candles

Elegant and sophisticated modernist candelabra dating to the 1930s and originating from France. This candelabra would make a wonderful centerpiece to a dining setting or sideboard.

An elegant modernist Candelabrum by the esteemed Silversmith Stuart Devlin. The Four Light Candelabra has polished silver arms and base and a textured column embellished with the tra...

Art Deco silver Shabbat candlesticks from Poland circa 1920 are a notable piece of Judaica, reflecting both the artistic movements of the time and the rich cultural heritage of Polish Jewry. The Art Deco movement, which began in the 1920s, was characterized by its use of geometric shapes, clean lines, and bold designs. This style influenced a wide range of decorative arts, including Judaica, where traditional forms were reinterpreted with modern aesthetics. Poland had a vibrant Jewish community before World War II, known for its contributions to religious, cultural, and artistic life. Judaica from this period often showcases a blend of traditional Jewish themes...