A rare pair of early 20th century decorative candle holders, cast in bronze (or copper alloy), featuring an unusual and expressive zoomorphic design. Each candle holder is supported by three stylised frogs arranged in a circular composition, forming the base for a central candle opening. The frogs are finely modelled with detailed bodies and textured surfaces, showing skilled metal casting. The objects display an attractive, natural green and brown patina consistent with age and prolonged oxidation, confirming their authenticity and vintage character. Such frog-motif candle holders are often associated with symbolic and decorative European metalwork, where the frog represents fertility, transformation and a connection to water and nature. The sculptural quality and uncommon subject make this pair particularly appealing to collectors of curiosities, decorative arts and bronze objects. The candle holders are structurally solid, with no visible breaks or restorations. Minor surface wear and patina variations are present, consistent with age and use.