Paavo Tynell, Taito Oy, large pendant Light/Chandelier
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Paavo Tynell, Taito Oy, large pendant Light/Chandelier
Large pendant light/chandelier. Designed around 1950. Brass, brass wire mesh, white lacquered nozzles. H. 105, D. 100 cm.
Paavo Tynell, Taito Oy, large pendant Light/Chandelier
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Paavo Tynell, Taito Oy, large pendant Light/Chandelier
Design about 1950
Large pendant light/chandelier. Designed around 1950. Brass, cream-colored glass. H. 150, D. 70 cm.
Verner Panton, Louis Poulsen, large Flower Pot Chandelier
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Verner Panton, Louis Poulsen, large Flower Pot Chandelier
Design 1968
Large Flower Pot Chandelier. Design 1968, with self-made bracket of more recent date. 10 individual lights made of white enamelled metal, white fabric cables. H. 125, D. 80 cm. Some of the individual lights are labeled with Louis Poulsen stickers.
Literature: Alexander von Vegesack, Verner Panton Das Gesamtwerk, Weil am Rhein 2000, S. 288.
GORHAM pair of American late Art Deco table candlesticks with removable crown for three candles in solid silver, marked "sterling" - height : 35,5 cm - signed ca 1940
Pair of so called "caryatid" candlesticks in Empire style each with a bronze lady on a marble pedestal with ornamentation in decorated bronze - height : 51 cm
Pair of figure chandeliers, counterparts. 1-light; bronze, patinated. Fully sculpted candlesticks in the shape of two grotesque, proportionally overlong, older men in baroque costume with swords, leaning on a rifle at the back, the hat or cap as a spout. H. 31 cm-32 cm.
A pair of French patinated bronze candlesticks.
France. 19th/20th century.
Gothic brass disk candlestick. Three fully sculpted, stylized lion's feet, merging into a profiled foot with a tall shaft divided several times by pressed nodi. Deeply hollowed eave bowl with cylindrical rim and central spike. Foot and eave bowl decorated with three pierced rosettes. Lion feet probably added; h. 38 cm.
Cf. H. Hoos, Kerzenleuchter aus acht Jahrhunderten, no. 49 (candlestick type).
A German or Dutch Gothic brass candlestick. Probably added feet.
German or Dutch. 2nd half of the 15th century.
Large Renaissance brass chandelier. Trumpet-shaped, domed stand, merging into a shaft with multiple grooves and ridges. Drip tray with raised rim and central, high spike. H. 38 cm.
Cf. Otto A. Baumgärtel: Cat. Treasures of the Nuremberg Redsmiths, Nuremberg 2017, pp. 124-125, cat. no. 18-19.
A large Nuremberg Renaissance brass candlestick.
German. Nuremberg. 16th century.
Rare large Renaissance bronze chandelier. Beautifully shaped, heavy chandelier with a multi-profiled, wide base. Baluster shaft with strong ball and deep drip pan, in which an iron plate with a high spike is attached. H. 44.5 cm.
Cf. Otto A. Baumgärtel: Cat. Treasures of the Nuremberg Redsmiths, Nuremberg 2017, pp. 124-125, cat. nos. 18, 19.
A rare large Nuremberg Renaissance bronze candlestick.
German. Nuremberg. Circa 1580/1600.
Pair of baroque altar candlesticks with brass stepped base. High foot with flared rim and two strong wave profiles. Multi-sectioned shaft with profiled nodi, an inverted pear-shaped and a long baluster section. Profiled drip tray with baluster-shaped spike. H. 41 cm.
Cf. Otto A. Baumgärtel: Cat. Treasures of the Nuremberg Redsmiths, Nuremberg 2017, pp. 126-127, cat. no. 20.
A pair of rare and large Nuremberg Baroque bronze candlesticks.
German. Nuremberg. Mid 17th century.
Large baroque bronze spool chandelier. Fluted, wide, smooth base. The base ring with scattered decorative stamps. High, slender, screwable shaft above a bell-shaped base, divided by several so-called coils. Almost cylindrical, slightly profiled and bulbous spout in the center. H. 30 cm.
A large German Baroque bronze candlestick.
German. 17th century.
Pair of rare baroque brass table chandeliers. Square, slightly hollowed base plate surrounded by decorative lines over four baluster feet. Central trumpet-shaped, ascending, screw-on baluster shaft, divided by a conically widening nodus. Cylindrical spout decorated with profile lines and beads. H. 23 cm.
These candlesticks, which are somewhat sturdier and heavier than the Nuremberg models, were made in the Skultuna brass manufactory, which was founded by the Swedish King Charles IX in 1607.
Cf. Sigurd Erixon: Mässing. Svenska Manufakturer och Konsthantverksprodukter under 400 ar. Stockholm 1943.
A pair of rare Baroque Swedish brass candlesticks.
Sweden. Skultana. Mid 17th century.
Small brass bell-shaped chandelier. Bell-shaped domed stand. Above a flat, collar-like eaves bowl, a multi-jointed, slender baluster shaft with conical spout. H. 10 cm.
A small Nuremberg Baroque brass candlestick.
German. Nuremberg. 17th century.
Large brass bell-shaped chandelier. Bell-shaped, ascending, bulbous profiled stand. Above a flat, collar-shaped eaves bowl, the baluster shaft with multiple sections ending in a large nodus, merging into a cylindrical spout. Minim. Signs of use. Master's mark "S?S". H. 20,5 cm.
A large Nuremberg Baroque brass candlestick. Minor signs of use. Master's mark "S?S".
German. Nuremberg. 17th century.
Pair of large brass bell-shaped chandeliers. Tall, round base with a strong bulge sloping downwards, closed at the top by a wide plate. Engraved chasing on it, including the monogram "GCS". Above a multiple jointed baluster shaft with cylindrical spout. Candlestick body surrounded by delicate profile lines. H. 27 cm.
A pair of probably Nuremberg Baroque brass baluster candlesticks. Engraved monogram "GCS".
German. Probably Nuremberg. 17th century.
Rare small baroque brass chandelier. Trumpet-shaped stand, merging into a delicate, narrow baluster shaft and hollowed eaves bowl, surrounded by profiled lines. Central, screwable spike with cleaning opening. H. 23.5 cm.
A rare small Nuremberg Baroque brass candlestick.
German. Nuremberg. 17th century.
Rare pair of baroque brass bell chandeliers, very thinly turned. Tall base, sloping downwards with a strong bulge, closed at the top by a wide plate, merging into a multiple profiled baluster shaft with a cylindrical spout. Candlestick body accentuated by delicate profile lines. Partially restored; h. 20.5 cm.
Cf. Otto A. Baumgärtel: Cat. Schätze der Nürnberger Rotschmiede, Nuremberg 2017, pp. 166-169, cat. nos. 54-58 (particularly similar: cat. no. 55 by Georg Bischof, master 1659).
A pair of rare Nuremberg Baroque brass candlesticks. One restored.
German. Nuremberg. 2nd half of the 17th century.
Baroque brass bell chandelier. A round, bell-shaped, rising stand surrounded by decorative lines, with a wide, hollowed, collar-like eaves bowl. Baluster shaft ending in a large nodus and merging into a short spout. H. 14.5 cm.
Cf. Otto A. Baumgärtel: Cat. Treasures of the Nuremberg Redsmiths, Nuremberg 2017, pp. 166-169, cat. nos. 54-58 (particularly similar: cat. no. 54).
A Nuremberg Baroque brass candlestick.
German. Nuremberg. Mid 17th century.
Small brass bell-shaped chandelier. A round, trumpet-shaped, rising stand surrounded by decorative lines with a wide, hollowed, collar-like eaves bowl. Short baluster shaft divided by several nodi. Slightly conical spout with cleaning opening and profiled beads. H. 13 cm.
A small German brass candlestick.
German. 17th/18th century.
Brass bell-shaped chandelier. A round, bell-shaped rising stand surrounded by ornamental lines, with a wide, hollowed, collar-like eaves bowl. Baluster shaft ending in a large nodus and merging into a short spout. Partially corroded. H. 15 cm.
A German brass candlestick. Partially corroded.
German. 17th/18th century.
Baroque brass bell chandelier. Domed, ascending round stand, divided by delicate profile lines, merging into a slightly hollowed collar as an eaves bowl and screwable short baluster shaft with cylindrical spout. H. 14.5 cm.
A German Baroque brass candlestick.
German. 17th/18th century.
Exceptional brass bell base chandelier. Eight-sided folded, centrally domed stand, merging into a corresponding collar. Cylindrical shaft and octagonal, flared eaves bowl. Hand-chased relief decoration typical of the period, with chased tendrils, stylized flowers and fruit. H. 20.5 cm.
A rare North German brass candlestick.
North German. 17th/18th century.
Baroque brass bell chandelier. Bell-shaped, slightly hollowed stand, merging into a rising baluster shaft, divided by discs, profile lines and nodi. Cylindrical spout with cleaning openings. Signs of use due to age. H. 22 cm.
A probably Dutch Baroque brass candlestick. Age-related signs of use.
Probably Netherlands. 18th century.
Baroque 5-light girandole; bronze. Over a flat, profiled round base, baluster shaft with multiple sections. Above it an open-worked girandole attachment of opposing volutes with vase-shaped spouts. H. 44 cm.
A German Baroque bronze candelabra.
German. 18th century.
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