Featured 17th Century English Oak Barley Twist 18" Candlestick Holder

Discussion in 'Furniture' started by chris klausen, May 2, 2025.

  1. chris klausen

    chris klausen Active Member

    I recently purchased this Candlestick Holder and I'd like to know more about it. I was told it's 17th century which makes sense to me but I've never seen one this ornate and tall. Was it in a church, Manor house? Any help would be greatly appreciated! IMG_5824.jpg IMG_5825.jpg IMG_5826.jpg IMG_5826.jpg IMG_5827.jpg IMG_5828.jpg IMG_5829.jpg IMG_5831.jpg IMG_5832.jpg
     
  2. komokwa

    komokwa The Truth is out there...!

    a lead weight on the bottom does not speak of 17th century to me....
     
  3. chris klausen

    chris klausen Active Member

    I think they had lead in the 17th Century or it could have been added laTER.
     
  4. chris klausen

    chris klausen Active Member

    As I do more research I'm starting to feel that this may be Victorian. Can someone tell me when the Double Helix open Barley twist style first appeared? Thanks
     
  5. mmarco102

    mmarco102 Well-Known Member

  6. Any Jewelry

    Any Jewelry Well-Known Member

    I love barley twists in wood. Have a pair of 19th century barley twist candlesticks myself.
     
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