Heinrich Vogeler Worpswede Art Nouveau wall candlestick circa 1900 Original HVW pewter candlestick Art Nouveau candle holder Rare

Original Art Nouveau wall candlestick based on a design by Heinrich Vogeler (1872-1942) from Worpswede. This rare model was made around 1900 and displays the characteristic floral design language of German Art Nouveau with stylized tulip motifs, curved lines and openwork ornaments.

Of particular note is the presence of the early Worpswede foundry mark. The hallmark on the reverse, bearing the characteristic symbol, is considered an indication of early production and makes the piece especially interesting for collectors of German Art Nouveau objects.

The chandelier accommodates two candles and is equally impressive as a functional lighting object and a decorative wall sculpture. Its elegant design embodies the artistic aspirations of the Worpswede artists' colony and is among Heinrich Vogeler's most sought-after designs.

An exceptional collector's item for lovers of Art Nouveau, Arts & Crafts and German decorative arts.

Details
Design: Heinrich Vogeler, Worpswede
Era: Art Nouveau / Art Nouveau
Date: around 1900
Material: tin-plated metal casting / tin alloy
Design: Wall candlestick for two candles
Origin: Germany
Marking: Worpswede logo present (see photo)

Mass
Height: approx. 30 cm
Width: approx. 23 cm
Depth: approx. 10 cm
Weight: 1.67 kg

Condition / Notes

The chandelier is in good condition for its age, with a beautiful historical patina. Signs of age and use are present and underscore the authentic character of the object.

The characteristic HVW casting mark is present. The candle arms were later fitted with modern Allen screws. This subsequent modification does not affect the decorative effect or stability of the chandelier and is documented in the detailed photographs.

Please note the photos, they are part of the description.