Three-Light Crystal Candelabra with Accompanying Single Candlesticks Set

This assembly features a central three-light candelabra and two separate single candle holders, all constructed from heavy lead crystal. The central candelabra is designed with a faceted, tapered octagonal pedestal base leading to a circular foot with a mirrored underside to reflect light upwards. It features two gracefully curved glass arms extending from a central faceted orb and a central column, terminating in three distinct tulip-shaped bobeches with diamond-cut patterns. The set is accompanied by two matching single candlesticks that mirror the geometric aesthetic, featuring square stepped bases and faceted rectangular stems. Based on the construction and clarity, these pieces likely date from the mid-to-late 20th century, drawing inspiration from Art Deco and mid-century modern design. The glass appears to have high lead content given its crisp edges and lack of visible bubbling. Condition-wise, the pieces show significant candle wax residue across the sockets and stems, which obscures the clarity of the crystal. There are no immediate signs of large fractures or chips visible, though minor flea bites on the sharp faceted edges are common for such items. No visible maker's marks like 'Waterford' or 'Baccarat' are readily apparent in the photo, though such marks are often acid-etched on the base.