candelabrum

Object NameCandelabrum

Maker Philip Grushkin

Maker Steuben Glass, Inc. (1903-)

Made FromLead Glass, Brass, Metal

Date1920-1932

Place MadeUnited States

TechniqueCut, Polished

SizeOverall H: 33.9 cm, W: 12.4 cm, L: 28.7 cm

Accession Number85.4.5 A

Credit LineGift of Constance Wright

Curatorial Area(s)

Modern

Not On View

Physical DescriptionCandelabrum. Colorless lead glass; cut and polished. Consists of a flat vertical element in the form of a stylized fleur-de-lis elongated by two stacked pair of abstracted leaf forms; V-cut detailing of general leaf veining on one side only; two curved horizontal extremes are surmounted by white-metal plated threaded brass hardware in a flared cylindrical form with vertical extensions fitted with ribbed rubber washers; removable concave pressed bobeches cut with an edge of alternating scallops and points; decorated with three V-cut lines extending from edges and middle of points in to the lowers point of dish; removable candle sockets fitted with brass threading, in the form of an elongated blossom with same edge treatment and engraving as bobeches; vertical section is bolted to a solid rectangular base; top surface edges are deeply beveled and outside edges are beveled and cut in same scallop/point pattern; underside with V-cuts radiating from center to outside edge of each point; cut edges beveled and surfaces bear marks of acid polishing.
Provenance

Source Constance Wright - 1985