A stately and unusually tall pair of antique brass column candlesticks — originally church lamp fixtures from New Orleans and later professionally converted.
Their fluted architectural shafts, urn-turned mid sections, and tripod bases with figural mask ornamentation place them within a 19th–early 20th century ecclesiastical design vocabulary — the style one associates with sacristy furnishings, chapel rails, lecterns, and side altar lighting.
The brass retains a quiet, authentic patina — not polished bright — the kind of finish that feels correct in a study, library, winter dining table, or collected English-inspired interior.
They read “architectural” more than “dainty.”
They bring stature to a vignette — and at 21” tall, they anchor a sideboard or console with ease.
Dimensions
• 21” tall
• base: approx. 5” square
An heirloom-grade pair — rare to find in this height and in a matched set.
A stately and unusually tall pair of antique brass column candlesticks — originally church lamp fixtures from New Orleans and later professionally converted.
Their fluted architectural shafts, urn-turned mid sections, and tripod bases with figural mask ornamentation place them within a 19th–early 20th century ecclesiastical design vocabulary — the style one associates with sacristy furnishings, chapel rails, lecterns, and side altar lighting.
The brass retains a quiet, authentic patina — not polished bright — the kind of finish that feels correct in a study, library, winter dining table, or collected English-inspired interior.
They read “architectural” more than “dainty.”
They bring stature to a vignette — and at 21” tall, they anchor a sideboard or console with ease.
Dimensions
• 21” tall
• base: approx. 5” square
An heirloom-grade pair — rare to find in this height and in a matched set.
