
Set of Two Neoclassical Style Fluted Brass Candlesticks
A graduated pair of polished brass candlesticks featuring a classic Neoclassical design. The items exhibit a lustrous golden hue consistent with high-copper-content brass. Each piece is constructed with a circular, stepped base decorated with vertical fluting and a beaded rim. The central columns are baluster-shaped, featuring matching vertical flutes on the primary knop and a smaller beaded collar below the sconces. The candle cups are finished with flare rims and deep wells. One candlestick stands slightly taller than the other, suggesting a staggered presentation set. The construction appears to be solid cast metal with turned finishings. Visible condition issues include minor surface scratches and faint oxidation spots (tarnish), particularly in the recessed grooves and near the bases, which is typical for vintage brassware. There are no signs of heavy structural damage or significant warping. While no maker's mark is visible in the primary view, the style is representative of 20th-century traditional decorative arts, likely mid-to-late 20th century. The quality of the casting and the crispness of the beaded borders indicate a mid-to-high grade production for home decor.
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Estimated Value
$65 - $95
Basic Information
Category
Home Decor / Decorative Arts
Appraised On
March 21, 2026
Estimated Value
$65 - $95
Item Description
A graduated pair of polished brass candlesticks featuring a classic Neoclassical design. The items exhibit a lustrous golden hue consistent with high-copper-content brass. Each piece is constructed with a circular, stepped base decorated with vertical fluting and a beaded rim. The central columns are baluster-shaped, featuring matching vertical flutes on the primary knop and a smaller beaded collar below the sconces. The candle cups are finished with flare rims and deep wells. One candlestick stands slightly taller than the other, suggesting a staggered presentation set. The construction appears to be solid cast metal with turned finishings. Visible condition issues include minor surface scratches and faint oxidation spots (tarnish), particularly in the recessed grooves and near the bases, which is typical for vintage brassware. There are no signs of heavy structural damage or significant warping. While no maker's mark is visible in the primary view, the style is representative of 20th-century traditional decorative arts, likely mid-to-late 20th century. The quality of the casting and the crispness of the beaded borders indicate a mid-to-high grade production for home decor.
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