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Turned Bronze Wax Holder, Flanders 18th Century, Simple But Rare
A beautiful wax holder or wax cone holder from worked, turned, and cut bronze or brass, late 18th century.
It is surmounted by a pair of spring-loaded, scissor-like jaws that hold rolled wax wick. Upper handles are connected by a spring, and the turned central stem, adorned with rings, is riveted to the lower circular platform, which is engraved and bordered by two engraved rims. A small thumb handle allows for carrying. It is marked with the maker's stamp: WR.
A lovely model in its simplicity, 13 cm high, 14 cm wide.
In good overall condition, no flaws. A rare and decorative light fixture! Flanders or Northern Europe.
Available for immediate purchase, payable by credit card or PayPal.
- eclectic - We are not experts, but have been in the business for over 50 years.
Hassle-free refund in case of disappointment. Siret: FR 24.430113233.
Invoice and Certificate are included with each shipment.
It is surmounted by a pair of spring-loaded, scissor-like jaws that hold rolled wax wick. Upper handles are connected by a spring, and the turned central stem, adorned with rings, is riveted to the lower circular platform, which is engraved and bordered by two engraved rims. A small thumb handle allows for carrying. It is marked with the maker's stamp: WR.
A lovely model in its simplicity, 13 cm high, 14 cm wide.
In good overall condition, no flaws. A rare and decorative light fixture! Flanders or Northern Europe.
Available for immediate purchase, payable by credit card or PayPal.
- eclectic - We are not experts, but have been in the business for over 50 years.
Hassle-free refund in case of disappointment. Siret: FR 24.430113233.
Invoice and Certificate are included with each shipment.
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