Pair of Teal and Clear Glass Candlesticks

This is a pair of decorative candlesticks, likely crafted from art glass, featuring a distinctive two-part construction. Each candlestick comprises a teal-blue base and upper candle holder, connected by a clear, textured, twisted stem. The base is flat and circular, providing stability for the slender stem. The stem itself is a prominent feature, exhibiting a twisted or fluted design that adds visual interest and suggests a hand-blown or artisan manufacturing process. Above the stem, a clear glass ruffle or flounce encircles the lower part of the candle cup, exhibiting organic, wavy edges that appear intentionally irregular, contributing to an artistic or whimsical aesthetic. The candle cup itself is a solid teal-blue, mirroring the color of the base, and features a gently ruffled rim, echoing the clear glass ruffle below. The height of the candlesticks is noticeably different, with one being taller than the other, suggesting they might be designed as a graduated set. Visible condition includes some surface dust or slight smudges, but no obvious chips, cracks, or significant damage are apparent from the image. The glass has a glossy finish. There are price or identification stickers on both the bases and the upper teal sections, indicating they are prepared for sale, possibly at an auction or retail setting. The overall style suggests a mid-20th century to contemporary decorative arts piece, prioritizing aesthetic appeal over utilitarian formality. The craftsmanship, particularly the twisted stem and ruffled elements, indicates a degree of skill in glassblowing.