On offer is a handsome pair of 19th-century antique brass candlesticks, showcasing elegant period craftsmanship with engraved detailing and bladed knop shafts — hallmarks of early to mid-Victorian metalwork design.

Standing approximately 8.75 inches tall, these candlesticks are made of solid brass with a naturally aged patina and classic stepped circular bases. Each base and bobeche is engraved with delicate lines and motifs, adding character and visual depth. The shafts are adorned with distinctive bladed knops, offering a subtle decorative flair and enhanced grip when handling.

Though they lean slightly, which is common with authentic antique brass due to hand assembly and age, both pieces are structurally sound with no cracks, breaks, or repairs. They remain functional and highly decorative — perfect for display or occasional candlelight use.

📌 Key Features:
✅ Authentic 19th-century brass candlestick pair
✅ Bladed knop shafts with engraved decoration
✅ Approx. 8.75 inches tall each
✅ Lovely antique patina with light surface wear
✅ Slight lean consistent with age – no structural damage or repairs
✅ Excellent for historical décor or collector display

🎯 Perfect For:
✔️ Collectors of Georgian and Victorian brassware
✔️ Heritage interior styling and fireplace mantel displays
✔️ Period reenactment props or antique table settings
✔️ Restoration projects or traditional candlelight ambiance
✔️ Thoughtful historical gift for antique lovers

With their graceful proportions, classic design elements, and aged charm, these candlesticks bring 19th-century authenticity and warm brass tones to any room. Their timeworn finish adds to their historical character, making them ideal for collectors and decorators alike.

🌍 We ship worldwide!
Postage will vary depending on destination and shipping preference. You’ll see the full shipping cost before confirming your purchase, so you can order with peace of mind.

📌 Don’t miss this opportunity to own a genuine pair of Victorian-era brass candlesticks — timeless pieces that blend form, function, and history.

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