Libochovice - Feigl & Morawetz - Candlestick Pattern no. 1691 (Ring model) 1934 (2) - Pressed-glass
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Pair of Art Deco pressed-glass candlesticks from Libochovice, Bohemia, dating to around 1934, pattern no. 1691 (Ring model), with bases marked for Bohemia and British registration no. 796009, each measuring 170 mm tall, 123 mm wide and 100 mm deep, weighing 360 g in excellent condition.
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Pair of Art Deco Pressed Glass "Ring" Candlesticks - Libochovice - Czechoslovakia - 1934
This striking pair of Art Deco candlesticks is a classic example of Bohemian pressed glass design from the interwar period. They were produced by the renowned Libochovice glassworks in Czechoslovakia around 1934.
The pieces feature a bold and iconic geometric ring design combined with elegant vertical ribbing. Both bases are clearly marked with the country of origin and the British registration number 796009. This specific registration number dates the design precisely to August 1934, highlighting its authentic heritage.
The clear, high-quality pressed glass captures and reflects light beautifully, emphasizing the architectural form. These candlesticks represent the height of the Art Deco aesthetic by merging functional simplicity with decorative flair.
They remain in excellent vintage condition, showing only minimal signs of age consistent with careful previous use. As a pair, they are a perfect addition to a collection of 20th-century glass or a stylish interior centerpiece. Every detail, from the stepped hexagonal base to the ribbed ring, showcases the glassmakers' technical mastery.
Your acquisition will be professionally and securely packed using high-quality protective materials to prevent any damage. The parcel will be sent with fully insured shipping to ensure it arrives safely at its new destination.
Pair of Art Deco Pressed Glass "Ring" Candlesticks - Libochovice - Czechoslovakia - 1934
This striking pair of Art Deco candlesticks is a classic example of Bohemian pressed glass design from the interwar period. They were produced by the renowned Libochovice glassworks in Czechoslovakia around 1934.
The pieces feature a bold and iconic geometric ring design combined with elegant vertical ribbing. Both bases are clearly marked with the country of origin and the British registration number 796009. This specific registration number dates the design precisely to August 1934, highlighting its authentic heritage.
The clear, high-quality pressed glass captures and reflects light beautifully, emphasizing the architectural form. These candlesticks represent the height of the Art Deco aesthetic by merging functional simplicity with decorative flair.
They remain in excellent vintage condition, showing only minimal signs of age consistent with careful previous use. As a pair, they are a perfect addition to a collection of 20th-century glass or a stylish interior centerpiece. Every detail, from the stepped hexagonal base to the ribbed ring, showcases the glassmakers' technical mastery.
Your acquisition will be professionally and securely packed using high-quality protective materials to prevent any damage. The parcel will be sent with fully insured shipping to ensure it arrives safely at its new destination.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
Libochovice
Weight
360 g
Specific region of origin
Bohemia
No. of items
2
Country of Origin
Czechia
Material
Pressed-glass
Designer/artist/maker
Feigl & Morawetz
Model
Pattern no. 1691 (Ring model) 1934
Style
Art Deco
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
170 mm
Width
123 mm
Depth
100 mm
Estimated period
1930-1940
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