Candelabrum - Brass, Copper, Glass - Amsterdam School
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Rare Art Deco pair of brass and glass candelabra, circa 1930, attributed to the Amsterdam School, with patinated brass and cut glass and a central glass insert, overall height 40 cm, width 20.5 cm, depth 10 cm, in good condition with age-related wear.
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Rare pair of candelabras – Amsterdam School – circa 1930 – patinated brass & cut glass – Modernist design
Beautiful and rare pair of brass candelabras, with a central insert in cut glass, attributed to the Amsterdam School, circa 1930.
These pieces stand out for their elegant architectural design, typical of Dutch modernism between the wars. The central shaft, structured and slender, incorporates a vertical faceted glass element that subtly catches the light, creating beautiful visual effects. The brass frame features a finely incised decorative pattern, bearing witness to high-quality artisanal craftsmanship.
The side arms, in harmonious curves, add lightness and balance to the whole, while the flared base ensures stability and decorative presence.
The candelabras retain their original patina, untouched, with lovely nuances and signs of time that enhance their authenticity and character. No recent polishing has been carried out, leaving the buyer the choice to preserve this period look or to revive the brass’s shine according to their preferences.
Decorative objects that are both elegant and uncommon on the market, particularly sought after in the style of the Amsterdam School.
Condition: good overall, with signs of use appropriate to age.
Images are part of the description. Delivery to a pickup point.
Rare pair of candelabras – Amsterdam School – circa 1930 – patinated brass & cut glass – Modernist design
Beautiful and rare pair of brass candelabras, with a central insert in cut glass, attributed to the Amsterdam School, circa 1930.
These pieces stand out for their elegant architectural design, typical of Dutch modernism between the wars. The central shaft, structured and slender, incorporates a vertical faceted glass element that subtly catches the light, creating beautiful visual effects. The brass frame features a finely incised decorative pattern, bearing witness to high-quality artisanal craftsmanship.
The side arms, in harmonious curves, add lightness and balance to the whole, while the flared base ensures stability and decorative presence.
The candelabras retain their original patina, untouched, with lovely nuances and signs of time that enhance their authenticity and character. No recent polishing has been carried out, leaving the buyer the choice to preserve this period look or to revive the brass’s shine according to their preferences.
Decorative objects that are both elegant and uncommon on the market, particularly sought after in the style of the Amsterdam School.
Condition: good overall, with signs of use appropriate to age.
Images are part of the description. Delivery to a pickup point.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Amsterdam School
Country of origin
Netherlands
Material
Brass, Copper, Glass
Style
Art Deco
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
40 cm
Width
20.5 cm
Depth
10 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
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