Three-Arm Brutalist Forged Iron Candleholder, Austria/Germany, c. 1960s

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Product Information

Three-arm forged iron candleholder, likely Austrian or German, c. 1960s. The piece has a blackened metal surface with warm copper-toned patina and three circular candle dishes, each set with a central pricket spike.

The form is built from curling, ribbon-like forged metal arms rising from a wave-cut base. A taller central stem is flanked by two lower side arms, giving the candleholder a strong sculptural profile from both front and side views.

The blackened surface is softened by warm bronze-copper tones along the raised edges, arms and candle dishes, giving the piece a more varied surface while retaining the weight and strong negative space of the forged form.

Measurements

Width: approx. 20.5 cm | Depth: approx. 18 cm | Height: approx. 16 cm | Weight: approx. 1.2 kg

Condition Notes

Good vintage condition, with light age-related rubbing, scratches and candle-use marks. The blackened surface shows warm copper-toned wear across the raised edges, arms and candle dishes, with small areas of age-related surface variation. Stable and structurally sound.

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Elevated three-quarter view of the Brutalist candleholder showing three circular pricket dishes and curling ribbon-like forged arms.

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