Produced by Rudolf Zibell in Eskilstuna, Sweden during the 1920s or 1930s, this pair of hammered copper wall candleholders demonstrates the quiet craftsmanship of early twentieth-century metalwork. Each oval backplate is worked by hand, creating a finely textured surface that catches light differently across the relief.
Years of oxidation have transformed the copper into a rich near-black patina, allowing the hammered pattern to emerge subtly rather than immediately. Mounted individually or together, they introduce both light and material to the wall.
Includes maker's mark.
Origin: Sweden
Period: 1920s–1930s
Material: Copper
Colour: Darkened, near-black patina
Dimensions: H 33 x W 13 cm
Weight: 245 g
Condition: Significant age-consistent darkening to the copper with the hammered relief still clearly legible; stable, ready to mount.
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