Black lacquered steel & chrome-plated brass
There is a kind of stillness that only candlelight knows — a soft, architectural glow that gathers people close and makes the room feel deeper, warmer, more alive.
This seven-arm candelabra comes from that tradition of quiet Scandinavian craftsmanship: spun metal base, branching black arms, a shape that rises like a measured gesture toward the light.
Made in the 1960s–70s by a Nordic metal workshop, it carries the simplicity and modernity of the era — a balance of matte black structure and polished silver tones that catch the flame with elegance. Subtle traces of age on the base tell the story of evenings before yours.
A beautiful centrepiece for long tables and winter dinners, or a sculptural object that stands just as gracefully unlit.
Details
• Scandinavian, 1960s–70s
• Black lacquered steel arms
• Chrome-plated spun brass base
• Seven taper candle holders
• H 31 cm, W 41 cm
• Vintage condition with gentle patina consistent with age
A quiet, architectural presence — ready to illuminate new rituals.
Black lacquered steel & chrome-plated brass
There is a kind of stillness that only candlelight knows — a soft, architectural glow that gathers people close and makes the room feel deeper, warmer, more alive.
This seven-arm candelabra comes from that tradition of quiet Scandinavian craftsmanship: spun metal base, branching black arms, a shape that rises like a measured gesture toward the light.
Made in the 1960s–70s by a Nordic metal workshop, it carries the simplicity and modernity of the era — a balance of matte black structure and polished silver tones that catch the flame with elegance. Subtle traces of age on the base tell the story of evenings before yours.
A beautiful centrepiece for long tables and winter dinners, or a sculptural object that stands just as gracefully unlit.
Details
• Scandinavian, 1960s–70s
• Black lacquered steel arms
• Chrome-plated spun brass base
• Seven taper candle holders
• H 31 cm, W 41 cm
• Vintage condition with gentle patina consistent with age
A quiet, architectural presence — ready to illuminate new rituals.
