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Coppia di candelabri modernisti in metallo argentato – Arthur Krupp Milano – XX secolo

Elegante coppia di candelabri dal design essenziale e slanciato, realizzati in metallo argentato dalla storica manifattura Arthur Krupp Milano, nome di riferimento nella produzione italiana di argenteria del Novecento.
La linea è pulita e moderna: fusto conico rastremato verso la base, piede circolare stabile e boccola superiore leggermente svasata, pensata per candele sottili. Un’estetica sobria ma raffinata, tipica della produzione mid-century, ideale sia in contesti classici che in ambienti contemporanei.
Oggetti decorativi versatili, perfetti come coppia da tavola, su una credenza o come elementi scenografici su consolle e caminetti.

Caratteristiche tecniche
Manifattura: Arthur Krupp
Provenienza: Italia (Milano)
Materiale: metallo argentato
Tecnica: tornitura e argentatura industriale
Numero pezzi: 2 (coppia)
Marchi e punzoni: Marchio inciso sul fondo: “Arthur Krupp – Milano”, ben leggibile (visibile in foto)
Dimensioni: 6,6 cm base; 4,3 cm bocca e 17,3 cm di altezza; Peso complessivo 924 gr.

Condizioni
Buone condizioni generali.
Presenti normali segni del tempo e dell’uso, tra cui leggere graffi superficiali e lieve usura dell’argentatura in alcuni punti, coerenti con l’età e la funzione dell’oggetto. Nessuna ammaccatura strutturale. Stabili e integri.

Spedizione
Spedizione accurata e tracciata con imballo protettivo singolo per ciascun candelabro, con particolare attenzione alla protezione delle basi.

Italy - Mid-century modern  - 1950-1960

Arthur Krupp Milano - Candelabrum (2) - Silver-Plated Metal

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