Candlestick (2) - Glass - Pair of chandeliers





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Pair of turquoise blue pressed glass candlesticks, each 22 cm high with an 11 cm base diameter and 500 g weight, attributed to Scailmont but unsigned, in good condition with minor age-related wear.
Description from the seller
This pair of candlesticks is made of transparent turquoise blue molded-pressed glass. The design features a highly structured central stem replicating the classic twisted bamboo pattern, which flows smoothly down into a wide circular base decorated with radiating spiral ribs. The upper section is topped with a polylobed socket featuring a gadrooned pattern. This set is attributed to the Scailmont glassworks, although these specific pieces do not bear any visible signature or marking. Each candlestick has a height of 22 cm and a base diameter of 11 cm, with an individual weight of 500 g. The set is in good overall condition. There are normal and subtle signs of wear due to age, along with slight mold lines or minor material irregularities that bear witness to the antique press-molding technique.
This pair of candlesticks is made of transparent turquoise blue molded-pressed glass. The design features a highly structured central stem replicating the classic twisted bamboo pattern, which flows smoothly down into a wide circular base decorated with radiating spiral ribs. The upper section is topped with a polylobed socket featuring a gadrooned pattern. This set is attributed to the Scailmont glassworks, although these specific pieces do not bear any visible signature or marking. Each candlestick has a height of 22 cm and a base diameter of 11 cm, with an individual weight of 500 g. The set is in good overall condition. There are normal and subtle signs of wear due to age, along with slight mold lines or minor material irregularities that bear witness to the antique press-molding technique.

