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Vintage ceramic 3-candle holder (candelabrum), Opishnia / Soviet-era majolica, 1970s–1980s.
Vintage ceramic 3-candle holder (candelabrum), Opishnia / Soviet-era majolica, 1970s–1980s.
Vintage ceramic 3-candle holder (candelabrum), Opishnia / Soviet-era majolica, 1970s–1980s.
Vintage ceramic 3-candle holder (candelabrum), Opishnia / Soviet-era majolica, 1970s–1980s.
Vintage ceramic 3-candle holder (candelabrum), Opishnia / Soviet-era majolica, 1970s–1980s.
Vintage ceramic 3-candle holder (candelabrum), Opishnia / Soviet-era majolica, 1970s–1980s.

Vintage ceramic 3-candle holder (candelabrum), Opishnia / Soviet-era majolica, 1970s–1980s.

Article: 4743
4300 UAH
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  • Composition

Add a touch of coziness and nostalgic charm to your interior with this elegant vintage three-candle holder. Crafted in a traditional Ukrainian style, the piece is made from high-quality glazed ceramics (majolica).

The candle holder features a classic, symmetrical design with two ornate, openwork scrolled handles and a tall central candle socket. The sides are adorned with a textured, embossed motif resembling a lush floral bud or a lotus, lending the piece a sculptural, three-dimensional quality. Its deep, rich brown-caramel glaze plays beautifully in sunlight and creates striking reflections in the glow of an evening fire or candlelight.

This authentic decorative piece is a perfect addition to interiors styled in Mid-Century Modern, ethnic, rustic, or boho aesthetics. It makes an excellent gift for admirers of Ukrainian ethnic heritage and collectors of Soviet-era vintage items.

Specifications:
• Country of origin: Ukraine (Ukrainian SSR)
• Period / Era: 1970s–1980s
• Material: Ceramics, majolica, colored glaze

• Approximate dimensions:
Height: ~ 23–25 cm
Width: ~ 18–20 cm
Diameter of candle openings: standard (~ 2.2–2.5 cm)

Condition: Good vintage condition; no restoration. There may be slight craquelure (a fine network of cracks in the glaze)—typical for majolica—or minor manufacturing imperfections from the firing process, which only serve to highlight the item's authenticity.
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Kyiv
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