Vintage French Carved Open Twist Wooden Candlestick Tea light holder 1930s 1940s
French vintage, possibly Art Deco style, wooden candle holder with a barley twist stem.
It is made of dark-stained wood, likely hand-carved.
The design features a circular base and a top platform for the candle, connected by a spiraled, or barley twist, stem.
The top has a metal spike to secure the candle.
It could be described as having an ethnic or tribal style due to the wood carving and design.
The candle holder's height is estimated to be around 23 cm (9 inches).
It is suitable for a pillar or taper candle.
Given its style and material, it may be from the early to mid-20th century.
Recently sourced in Normandie, France, this holder stands at 31 cm in height and has a diameter of 14 cm across
French vintage, possibly Art Deco style, wooden candle holder with a barley twist stem.
It is made of dark-stained wood, likely hand-carved.
The design features a circular base and a top platform for the candle, connected by a spiraled, or barley twist, stem.
The top has a metal spike to secure the candle.
It could be described as having an ethnic or tribal style due to the wood carving and design.
The candle holder's height is estimated to be around 23 cm (9 inches).
It is suitable for a pillar or taper candle.
Given its style and material, it may be from the early to mid-20th century.
Recently sourced in Normandie, France, this holder stands at 31 cm in height and has a diameter of 14 cm across
French vintage, possibly Art Deco style, wooden candle holder with a barley twist stem.
It is made of dark-stained wood, likely hand-carved.
The design features a circular base and a top platform for the candle, connected by a spiraled, or barley twist, stem.
The top has a metal spike to secure the candle.
It could be described as having an ethnic or tribal style due to the wood carving and design.
The candle holder's height is estimated to be around 23 cm (9 inches).
It is suitable for a pillar or taper candle.
Given its style and material, it may be from the early to mid-20th century.
Recently sourced in Normandie, France, this holder stands at 31 cm in height and has a diameter of 14 cm across
