Pair of 19th Century Cuban Cast Iron "Dove" Garden Candleholders posters tapered shafts

tapered shafts

A design classic perfect for hanging coats or hats and storing umbrellas in the base

Two of the round top screws are missing and have been replaced with a small bolt

1950s Belgium Val Saint Lambert dark red and clear crystal glass table lamp of tapering geometric form with a brass mounted bayonet bulb socket

which are typical of Chicago's architecture

Pair of 19th Century Cuban Cast Iron "Dove" Garden Candleholders posters tapered shaftsPair of late nineteenth century early twentieth century cast iron ornamental rustic garden candleholders. Originated in Cuba around the 1890 1900 era. Each candleholder features an open winged dove finial perched on top of a scrolled baroque cast iron arm with a scalloped candleholder on each end. An ornate scrolled floral wall bracket holds the arm in place and secures it to the wall. Each candelabra holds one candle. The candleholders are stunning