Matthew Hilton - Candlestick Arclumis (Swan) (2) - Aluminium

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This pair of aluminium Arclumis (Swan) candlesticks was designed by Matthew Hilton and made for SCP England in 1980, with heights of 34 cm and 24 cm.

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Two solid aluminum candlesticks from 1980, made by Mathew Nilton for SCP England. The model is called 'Arclumis', but is also often referred to as 'Swan'. The beautifully designed candlesticks are 34 cm and 24 cm tall, respectively. The photos form part of the description.

The set will be shipped by registered mail and carefully packaged to ensure the item's integrity. And combined purchases are offered at a single shipping price!

Two solid aluminum candlesticks from 1980, made by Mathew Nilton for SCP England. The model is called 'Arclumis', but is also often referred to as 'Swan'. The beautifully designed candlesticks are 34 cm and 24 cm tall, respectively. The photos form part of the description.

The set will be shipped by registered mail and carefully packaged to ensure the item's integrity. And combined purchases are offered at a single shipping price!

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
2
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Material
Aluminium
Designer/artist/maker
Matthew Hilton
Model
Arclumis (Swan)
Style
Design
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
34 cm
Width
13 cm
Depth
8 cm
Estimated period
1980
The NetherlandsVerified
4312
Objects sold
95.81%
Private

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