Offering this rare antique wood candle dipper dryer. Measures 10.5″ D x 7.5″ to handle. This piece is all original. Has a few loss metal hooks but most are in tact. Displays a nice patina and wear. Has a metal hanger on the handle as seen. Expect age line and minor imperfection consistent with age and use. Listing for holder only.
This antique primitives 18th early rare wood pewter 24 hole candle mold with scraper is a unique and rare collectible item for enthusiasts of antiques and primitives. The wooden mold features 24 holes for molding candles, with a scrapers for easy removal of excess wax. The combination of wood and pewter materials adds a touch of history and charm to any display or collection. Perfect for crafters or collectors looking to add a piece of authentic 18th-century craftsmanship to their repertoire. Finding a complete mold with original iron rods and scrapers is very rare measures 6 3/4 by 21 inches 16 inches tall came from Goodwin Farm estate Wolfeboro New Hampshire.
Today we have for offer. A VERY RARE AND OBSCURE EARLY ANTIQUE PIECE OF WEDGWOOD. THIS APPEARS TO BE A TYPE OF LANTERN OR CANDLE HOLDER. IT IS STAMPED WEDGWOOD Z ON THE BACK. THE TOP LIFTS OFF AND THERE IS A POURING MECHANISM. IT IS MADE OF AN EARTHENWARE POTTERY. WITH ONE DECORATIVE FLAIR / FAN. THE SAD PART IS THAT THIS PIECE BROKE AT SOME POINT IN TIME AND WAS REPAIRED. LOOKING AT IT FROM THE TOP, THE REPAIR ONLY SHOWS NEAR THE HANDLE. I’m sure we can.
A rare pair of early 20th-century Art Deco candle holders made with one of the world’s first plastics – Galalith, a material even older than Bakelite. Galalith was invented in Germany around 1900, created from casein (milk protein) and formaldehyde, and quickly became prized for its elegant, marble-like finish and organic origin. Unlike later plastics, Galalith was not molded by heat – it was cut, turned, and polished by hand, which gives every piece its own pattern and texture. We performed several careful tests to confirm authenticity: – No reaction to Bakelite polish paste, which is expected for Galalith; – When lightly warmed, a clear scent of old soap appears – the distinctive hallmark of genuine milk-based plastic; – The surface shows fine natural flow lines and depth typical of early casein plastic; – A single green section weighs about 173 grams, consistent with the density of Galalith. These results leave no doubt: the material is authentic Galalith, produced during the early era of plastic innovation, before 1920s Bakelite manufacturing began. The bases and mounts are made of gilded metal, designed in the refined Art Deco style. Each candle holder stands approximately 17 cm tall with a base of about 11 cm in diameter. Condition: well-preserved antique condition with visible wear and gold paint loss in several areas, typical for age. No corrosion, solid structure. Pieces like this – combining Galalith with gilt metal – are extremely rare and sought after by collectors of Art Deco, early plastics, and European design history. #keywords Galalith early plastic pre-Bakelite casein plastic Art Deco candle holders 1920s rare collectible antique decor early polymer milk plastic historical plastic German material vintage brass decorative arts collectible pair Art Deco design early 20th century antique home decor European Art Deco vintage candleholders.
The inlay and the fancy cast brass hinges, as well as the possible use of mahogany, definitely put this piece in the upper echelon of Pennsylvania dutch craftsmanship. I believe it is black walnut or mahogany, inlaid with maple and hollywood. Repair to the lid, minor losses to inlay. Small hand wrought rosehead nails secure the backboard, and hand planing marks are clearly visible. Found in Berks County, but of course it’s possible it was brought over from Germany.
Offering this rare antique metal tin 24 tube Candle mold. Measures 12.75 x 7 x 10.5 Tall. This piece has a black worn natural and original patinated surface. In good overall condition. Has a unique base tray. I’ve never had one like this before. Definitely a great addition to your homes collection. Can use berries or fillers to put on the tray. Expect minor imperfection consistent with age and use.
When I found this piece it was rusted and locked up, I brought it back to life with a short dip in my electrolysis tank. This helps it let go of any gunk and surface rust on the surface without affecting the surface. Please see all photos and bother that the candle receptacle is made from delicate sheet but is good condition and is NOT tin! I can always provide more photos if needed. What you see in the photos is precisely what you will get!
Antique candlestick, a testament to the craftsmanship of the 1800s. This one has a crocodile clip to hold the candle securely. It will add a touch of warmth and history to any setting. An original antique item from the UK. A true collector’s piece.
Rare early 19th century KPM Berlin tray with Bell, Figure and Candle holder… Measuring approximately 10 inches high 9 inches wide and 9 inches deep.
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