This is a beautiful and highly collectible rare pair of Mid-Century Modern candleholders crafted from solid brass with glass inserts. These pieces perfectly capture the spirit of Organic Modernism and Abstract Sculpture that flourished in the 1950s and 1960s. The unique, fluid form of the brass supports suggests either: 1. Figurative interpretation: Abstract, stylized nude figures or dancers holding the glass cup. 2. Botanical interpretation: Stylized stems, vines, or lily calyxes (kielichy) that elegantly cradle the glass. This ambiguity makes them exceptionally appealing to collectors of high-quality vintage design. Attribution and Style: While unsigned, the design is characteristic of high-end Italian or Austrian Modernism of the period, often associated with the aesthetic circles of designers like Carl Auböck or smaller, specialized workshops in brass and bronze. They are considered valuable, anonymous craftwork. Materials & Condition: • Material: Heavy, solid brass (or bronze) with a warm patina. • Votive Cups: Original, removable clear glass inserts. • Condition: Very good vintage condition consistent with age. Natural patina and minor signs of use are present, which add to the historical character of the pieces. Sold as a complete set (pair). Measurements (Key for Buyers): • Height (H): 10.5 cm • Base Diameter (Ø): Approx. 5 – 6 cm • Weight (Pair): (W tym miejscu proszę podać przybliżoną wagę pary) Collector's Value: These sculptural pieces are highly sought after on the international market, particularly for their unique form that elevates them from simple décor to functional art. They are an excellent focal point for interiors styled in Mid-Century Modern, Glamour, Hollywood Regency, or Minimalist aesthetics.