Pair of Faceted Clear Glass Taper Candlesticks

A matching pair of vintage clear glass candlestick holders designed for standard taper candles. Each piece stands approximately 6 to 8 inches tall and features a multi-faceted, geometric construction. The design consists of an octagonal flared base rising into a tapered, six-sided (hexagonal) columnar stem. The stem is topped with a flared, chalice-style tulip candle socket with a subtle petal-like rim. The glass is transparent with high clarity, suggesting a pressed glass manufacturing process typical of mid-20th-century decorative housewares, possibly mid-century modern or early 1970s. The sharp angles and flat planes are designed to catch and refract light, a hallmark of Depression-era or later 'Elegant Glass' styles. No visible maker's marks or signatures are apparent in the image, common for mass-produced glass by companies like Federal, Anchor Hocking, or Indiana Glass. Condition appears good with no significant cracks or chipping visible from the front; however, there is minor cloudiness or residue inside the cup areas, likely from previous wax use. Light surface scratches may be present on the bottom of the octagonal bases due to contact with surfaces. The craftsmanship exhibits clean mold lines and symmetrical proportions, making them a classic example of functional tabletop decor.