Etsy - CoIndustrial Pair Of Mid-Century Ceramic Candle Holders. Geometric. Candlesticks. Modernist Decor. Made By Secla
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Highest price was seen £2,560.00 on 22 Nov 2022
Lowest price was seen £25.60 on 13 Dec 2022
Average price is £-433.18 base on 4 price changes
Most recent price is £32.00
Description
A pair of mustard ceramic candlesticks in great m condition, formed in a round-based shape. The candlesticks are short-bodied, & designed to hold a dinner candle. The ceramic is glazed in mustard with a high shine, & is formed into many geometric ridges which gleam as they catch the light. The candle holders would be well-suited for use on a dining table, or on a vintage sideboard or mantlepiece. They can be placed together or apart, as desired. Measurements... Height: approx 4.5cm Diameter: approx 6.5cm The candlesticks are in very good condition with very little wear - the most significant is a small chip to the unglazed rim underneath one candlestick (please see photos). They were made by 'Secla' in Portugal, & are most likely to date from the middle of the twentieth century. At 'Cottage Industrial' Home Supplies, we celebrate the beauty that comes with age, & consider the patina of wear & tear to be part of the charm of our items. As such, it is important that buyers recognise that our items are not sold 'as new', but will feature marks of time consistent with their vintage condition. All items will be faithfully described in as much detail as possible, & all issues noted, but please take time to study items carefully. If you have any questions, or would like further details, please feel free to contact us before making your purchase. Refunds will not be issued on the basis of a disagreement about how an item has been clearly & honestly described. Please note that, where items are photographed as part of a setting, only the item described in this listing is included as part of the sale. Pair Of Mid-Century Ceramic Candle Holders. Geometric. Candlesticks. Modernist Decor. Made By Secla, Portugal. Set Two. Circa 1960S
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