Pewter Candle Holder Set with 'Grosse Kirche' Landscape Motif

This three-piece decorative set transitionally functions as a pair of small candle holders with a companion base or surround. The items appear to be crafted from a cast metal alloy, most likely pewter or a zinc-based 'zinn' alloy, characterized by a cool, satin-finished silver-grey luster. The base features a highly detailed, relief-cast architectural scene depicting traditional European townhouses and a prominent church structure, likely referencing the 'Grosse Kirche' (Great Church) in Emden, Germany, based on the specific facade and roof shapes. The two matching candle sticks exhibit a flared, funnel-shaped top designed for small taper or votive candles, supported by a cylindrical base. The base of these holders is embellished with a wrap-around frieze featuring etched or cast scenes of daily life, including landscapes and figures. The construction is heavy and solid, suggesting high-quality artisanal casting typical of German-made decorative pewter from the mid-to-late 20th century. The condition appears excellent with no visible signs of metal fatigue, oxidation, or deep denting, showing only minor surface wear consistent with age and decorative use. Each piece displays uniform texture, with the architectural surround showing a more rugged, pitted texture on the interior side compared to the polished exterior faces.