Description

Pair of vintage brutalist candlesticks, made of contrasting aluminum and brass, attributed to David Marshall. Approximately 1970s.

Candle diameter: 2cm

Large: 21cm (height) x 7,5cm (width).

Small: 17cm (height) x 9cm (width)

Vintage item that may contain small signs of use and age.

Description

Elevate your home decor with the distinctive charm of this 70’s brutalist candleholder. Constructed from steel this piece embodies the raw and rugged aesthetic of brutalist architecture.

Each product have been pre-loved and tells a unique natural story, so some signs of wear and tear can be expected as part of their journey from then to now

Description

These Brutalist candleholders combine brass and aluminium in silver and gold tones. The contrasting metals create a bold, textured surface. Each piece features angular forms typical of the period.

Dimensions: H2 × W9.5 × D17 cm (H0.8″ × W3.7″ × D6.7″)

Perfect for dining tables or mantels where low-profile lighting works best. The wide base provides stability for taper candles. Brutalist design makes these suitable for modern or industrial interiors.

Description

These Brutalist Candleholders showcase the bold aesthetic of vintage design. The sculptural forms create striking silhouettes. Each piece features the raw textures characteristic of brutalist work. The substantial construction ensures stable support for candles.

Dimensions: H7 × W10 × D22 cm (H2.8″ × W3.9″ × D8.7″)

Perfect for dining tables or console displays. The low profile suits both tall tapers and tea lights. These vintage pieces add architectural interest to mantels or bookshelves.

Description

A pair of hand-forged metal candlesticks from mid-20th century with curved arms and integrated drip trays. The form is defined by their hand-worked quality, with hanging chain detail. Patinated metal construction in excellent condition for a hand forged and aged item with no sign of rusting.