After Bertoia Iron Floor Length Candelabra Nova which has been replaced

which has been replaced

Exhibits minor signs of wear including some sticky keys that need to be engaged a few times before they will operate seamlessly

Two-piece carved wooden legs in high heels and a removable skirt top

It is believed that this lamp also pre-dates flashed or japanned copper finishing which also became popular in America after the turn of the century

this sign would have been used to show customers the types of gasoline available

After Bertoia Iron Floor Length Candelabra Nova which has been replacedc. 1960s Unmarked Brutalist cast iron candelabra in the style of Harry Bertoia. This piece features the same "trumpet" style candle holders present in Bertoia's pieces, but doesn't bear his name or any other marks. It has nine stalks of varying heights, each able to hold one candle. This piece is bottom heavy, making it incredibly difficult to tip over. Exhibits minor signs of wear including rust. 9" W x 9" D x 47. 5" H Please refer to photos