Roderick Vos – “Paxton” Five-Arm Candleholder, Contemporary Design In near mint condition – No reserve. A striking contemporary designer candleholder in black cast aluminium, designed by Roderick Vos for Functionals. The sculptural, architectural form evokes industrial structures such as bridge pylons, engines or even a jet fighter, giving this piece a strong Brutalist and modernist presence. Designer: Roderick Vos Manufacturer: Functionals (Netherlands) Model: Paxton Material: Cast aluminium, black finish Capacity: 5 candles Weight: approx. 4,7 Kg Dimensions: 22.5 × 67 × 11.6 cm (h × w × d) Extremely solid construction Marked: “Roderick Vos for Functionals.eu” Design & Context The Paxton candleholder is a tribute to Sir Joseph Paxton, the visionary architect of London’s Crystal Palace (1851). That pioneering iron-and-glass structure symbolised the birth of industrial modernity. In this contemporary reinterpretation, Vos translates that legacy into a powerful sculptural object: architectural, structural, and unapologetically bold. Condition In near mint condition. No damage. Clean and well-preserved. A true statement piece for modern interiors, design collectors, and architecture enthusiasts.