Bring a subtle elegance and luminous poetry to your table with this superb two-branch blown glass candelabra. A handcrafted piece with Mid-Century inspiration, it stands out with its two-tone twisted base and gracefully sinuous arms. Its translucent forest green color beautifully captures the glow of candles, making this object a sculptural centerpiece with irresistible vintage charm.

Visual Impact: The Fluidity of Glass and the Magic of Transparency

This candelabra showcases remarkable glassmaking expertise, all in curves and reflections.

The Twisted Glass Work: The central stem is structured by a superb twist that alternates between bottle green and darker, almost smoky shades, creating a very strong visual rhythm from the base.

Sinuous Organic Arms: From the central trunk, two branches gracefully extend on either side to support the bobeches. This soft, asymmetrical curved line gives the impression that the glass is still in motion.

A Luminous Green Glow: Made of solid colored blown glass, the object interacts intensely with light sources. Thicker parts accumulate dark pigments, while the edges of the cups reveal a crystalline transparency of great freshness.

Features

Charming Craftsmanship: Every detail, from the regularity of the twist to the symmetry of the two arms, bears the mark of the glassblower's handwork, making this candelabra a unique piece.

Theatrical Ambiance: Designed to hold two pillar candles, it elevates the light source and creates an intimate and warm atmosphere, ideal for dinners or cozy settings.

Excellent Stability: The wide circular solid glass base flares out to ensure perfect stability for the entire piece, even when the candles are fully lit.

Technical Specifications

Object type: 2-branch candelabra / Double candlestick

Style: Vintage / Mid-Century Inspiration / Murano Glass Style

Material: Solid colored blown glass.

Colors: Forest green, bottle green, and smoky dark reflections.

Condition: New

💡 Gallery Owner's Style Tip

“This green glass candelabra is ideally placed on a raw wood dining table or in the center of a travertine console to highlight its transparency. To respect the spirit of the 70s, pair it with long white or cream pillar candles. For a more dramatic and artistic look, you can dare to use twisted burgundy or mustard yellow candles that will beautifully complement the forest green of the glass.”