Jugendstil / Art Nouveau Miniature Tin Candlesticks – 1910s Imagine a finely dressed Belle Époque interior: soft lamplight, polished wood, and small decorative objects catching the glow of the evening. These four miniature tin candlesticks carry exactly that atmosphere — intimate, elegant, and wonderfully refined. Crafted in the 1910s in pure Jugendstil / Art Nouveau style, they feel like scaled-down versions of grand salon candlesticks. Their slender stems, floral curves, and organic silhouettes reveal an artistry far beyond their size. Displayed on a mantelpiece, a writing desk, or inside a curated vitrine, they bring a whisper of 1910s Parisian charm into any modern home. High-end quality survivors like these are rare: fragile, often lost or damaged, and seldom found as a matching pair more than a century later. Specifications Period: 1910s; Paris France Style: Jugendstil / Art Nouveau Material: Tin Dimensions: 8.5 × 5 × 5 cm (h × w × d) Condition: In excellent vintage condition with only light traces of age Provenance: Parisian Antique Market Historical context Around 1900–1915, miniature decorative objects were loved in middle-class and artistic households. Inspired by the flowing curves of Art Nouveau masters, craftsmen produced tiny versions of larger domestic pieces — playful luxuries meant to embellish writing tables, boudoirs, and cabinet displays. Because they were made from thin tin and used informally, very few survived the decades. A complete pair from this early period is exceptionally uncommon. A charming, atmospheric addition to any Jugendstil, Art Nouveau, or early 20th-century decorative arts collection.