Candleholder Ensemble • Diamond relief with scalloped...

Two candeliers with Diamond relief and a cut drips dish • Netherlands (attrib.) • ca. 1900–1930 A pair of tall glass candeliers with diamond relief and a scalloped drips dish, from the early 20th century. The square shaft carries rosettes between a ribbed relief, the octagonal foot steps out in a tiered fashion. The glass is pressed and follows the style of hand-cut crystal. At 29 centimeters high, these candeliers are substantial. In candlelight, the relief catches the light across the entire shaft. Description: Each candelabrum stands on a tiered foot with beveled corners. The foot is hollow and also shows the pattern on the inside. Above it runs a square shaft with rounded compartments bearing rosettes, between two fluted rings. The polygonal candle holder carries a scalloped drips dish with diamond-point fields. A seam runs along the shaft. With about 750 grams per candelabrum, the glass is thick-walled. About the maker: Circa 1830, glass could be pressed into a mold. It made glass inexpensive and durable. Glass Factory Leerdam began with pressed glass and table glass in 1878, with skilled workers from Germany and Bohemia. A Dutch dealer attributes this model to Leerdam, around 1900. Thus this pair fits the Dutch pressed glass tradition of those years. In interior design: Fits in a classic, rustic, or eclectic interior, on a laid table, sideboard, or mantel. Two candlesticks of this height give a table immediate structure. Condition: Good, with signs of use. Candleholder from one candlestick: the interior is damaged due to a candle having burned down. This does not affect its use or decorative value. The pressed seams are characteristic of manufacture. Feet and shafts: light signs of use. See the photographs. At a glance: Material: glass, pressed in a mold, with relief decoration of diamond points and rosettes Dimensions and weight: h 29 x w 12 x d 12 cm per candlestick, total 1495 grams Brand: no factory mark, signature, or label found Dating: ca. 1900–1930 Origin: purchased in an antique shop Description and sources: Attributed to the Netherlands. An identical model, with the same dimensions (29.3 cm high, base 11.7 cm), is attributed by a Dutch dealer to Glasfabriek Leerdam. No maker is claimed. Portieux-Vallérysthal, Streit, and Val Saint Lambert show a different dish and foot. Shipping: Professionally packed in a sturdy box with cushioning material, with a double box for fragile items. Always insured, shipped with Track and Trace. See feedback from previous buyers. You can follow me above by bookmarking my page and clicking to follow beside 'DECADERS Gallery' (heart).

Stima:€150

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