Candlesticks & Candelabras

Pair of antique trophy candlesticks crafted from deer hooves mounted on wooden bases with silver-plated brass fittings. Engraved plaque: Horton Plains, June 26th, 1883.

Baroque brass candlestick with profiled base and wrought iron spike for pillar candles.
Denmark , c. 1700–1730.

Pair of Baroque candlesticks in solid brass with baluster-shaped stems and square bases on bun feet. Rich patina and authentic signs of age.
Denmark, c. 1730–1750

Pair of late 19th-century Danish wrought iron torcheres with neoclassical detailing attributed to Bindesbøll & Bissen. Restored, original patina preserved

Small, elegant, and decorative brass chandelier in Baroque style, crafted with quality workmanship.
Believed to be manufactured by Skultuna.
Sweden, circa 1920.

Crafted in copper with floral and vine motifs in blue, red, green, and gold on a turquoise background.
From Canton, China, circa 1800.

Created in Copenhagen in 1837 by master silversmith Caspar Julius Worm. Richly decorated with intricate acanthus leaves, vases, and fleur-de-lis details. Stamped on the base. Height: 27 cm.

Gilt bronze candelabras with black patinated fluted columns. The base features gilt bronze, black marble, and a tripod design with animal paw feet. Later electrified.
France, circa 1880.

Pair of bronze candlesticks featuring stems in the form of a standing Egyptian woman with crossed arms. The candleholders are adorned with intricate ciselé work.
Sweden, 1780-1790

Wood with ebonized light stems, marble bases and pewter bobeches.
Denmark, circa 1750-1780