Modernist Stacked Crystal Taper Candle Holder

This is a contemporary-style candlestick holder constructed from multiple irregularly stacked glass or lead crystal geometric slabs. The piece features approximately seven to eight horizontal levels of thick, clear transparent material, likely glass or acrylic, though the light refraction suggests a higher density glass or crystal. Each level consists of a rectangular or hexagonal flat plate with beveled edges, stacked in an offset or 'jumbled' vertical alignment to create a dynamic, sculptural silhouette. The top of the object features a recessed circular well specifically designed to hold a standard taper candle. Physically, the item appears to be roughly 6 to 8 inches in height. The clear material shows significant internal clarity with minimal visible bubbling, indicating a molded or machine-cut manufacturing process rather than hand-blown techniques. While there are no visible maker's marks or signatures in the photograph, the style is reminiscent of mid-to-late 20th-century modernist decor or contemporary boutique homewares. In terms of condition, there is visible edge wear, including small nicks and 'flea bites' along the sharp beveled corners of the glass slabs, and a light accumulation of surface dust. The base appears stable, though its asymmetrical design is purely aesthetic.