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Candlestick - Item #22

Candlestick - Item #22


15 Inches High x 4 Inches Wide x 4 Inches Deep

Top surface: 2.5 Inches Wide x 2.5 Inches Deep

This piece is also available in cast bronze. To select and view pricing, click “Bronze Cast” in the patina selection dropdown. Casts will be patinated in a standard medium brown-bronze color. View other pieces in the Bronze Collection here. Turnaround time for a bronze cast is up to 3 months.

Buy a pair for $160 (call to order).

A depression was added in the top surface of this piece to allow it to hold taper candles. It can also be used as a pedestal for displaying small-scale sculptures. Originally, its use as a pedestal was how the historic P.P. Caproni and Brother catalogs categorized it. The catalogs also identified the piece as a Renaissance sculpture, and although the aesthetic is of that period, we do not know the origin of the cast. The lovely detailing and the size make it a perfect candlestick holder, which is why we altered it in the 1990s.


Artist: Unknown

Museum: Unknown

Time Period: Unknown

1911 Catalog ID # - 6660

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Original: $120.00

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Candlestick - Item #22

$120.00

$42.00

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15 Inches High x 4 Inches Wide x 4 Inches Deep

Top surface: 2.5 Inches Wide x 2.5 Inches Deep

This piece is also available in cast bronze. To select and view pricing, click “Bronze Cast” in the patina selection dropdown. Casts will be patinated in a standard medium brown-bronze color. View other pieces in the Bronze Collection here. Turnaround time for a bronze cast is up to 3 months.

Buy a pair for $160 (call to order).

A depression was added in the top surface of this piece to allow it to hold taper candles. It can also be used as a pedestal for displaying small-scale sculptures. Originally, its use as a pedestal was how the historic P.P. Caproni and Brother catalogs categorized it. The catalogs also identified the piece as a Renaissance sculpture, and although the aesthetic is of that period, we do not know the origin of the cast. The lovely detailing and the size make it a perfect candlestick holder, which is why we altered it in the 1990s.


Artist: Unknown

Museum: Unknown

Time Period: Unknown

1911 Catalog ID # - 6660