Elegant and sculptural modernist candelabra from the 1970s, attributed to German design, strongly influenced by Bauhaus revival aesthetics. This piece stands out with its architectural composition – a refined interplay of polished brass, black lacquered steel and a wooden base with mirrored brass surface. The stepped arrangement and geometric rhythm create a dynamic, almost sculptural presence. The design perfectly reflects the restrained yet expressive language of late modernism, combining functionality with strong decorative appeal. A highly atmospheric object when used with candles – the reflective brass base enhances the warm glow, creating a sophisticated ambient effect. Details: Origin: Germany (attributed) Period: 1970s Style: Bauhaus Revival / Mid-Century Modern Materials: brass, lacquered steel, wood Configuration: 4-light linear structure Condition: Good vintage condition with visible patina and oxidation to brass, consistent with age. Minor signs of use add authenticity and character. Structurally fully stable. Collector’s note: A rare example of German modernist decorative design – both functional and sculptural, increasingly sought after on the collectors’ market.