Presenting a stunning example of Art Deco design: a double-arm taper candle holder crafted from heavy frosted (satin) glass. This piece features a distinctive "menorah-inspired" silhouette with vertical ribbing and a tiered, stepped base reminiscent of 1930s skyscraper architecture.

The central column is beautifully accented with an ornate brass-toned metal filigree mount featuring fleur-de-lis and scrollwork motifs. This "ormolu" style banding wraps securely around the center, adding a touch of Gilded Age elegance to the frosted glass. This is a substantial piece, perfect for a fireplace mantel, vanity, or as a centerpiece for a formal dining table.

With its distinctive seven-ribbed 'skyscraper' design and arched silhouette, this piece is a beautiful example of early 20th-century Judaica-inspired glass. It functions perfectly as a Sabbath (Shabbat) candelabra, combining the geometric rigor of the Art Deco movement with a traditional menorah-style form. The frosted 'satin' finish and ornate brass-toned filigree make it a soulful addition to any collection of Jewish ritual objects or period American glass.

Origin: United States

Manufacturer: Attributed to Cambridge Glass Co. or Westmoreland Glass (Unmarked, as was common with decorated ware).

Age: Circa 1930–1939 (Depression Era / Art Deco).

Material: Frosted Satin Glass, Brass-plated Metal Filigree.

Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no chips or cracks. Minor wax residue in cups and light patina to the brass metalwork as shown in photos.

Dimensions: 4.5" Tall x 4" Base Width

Reference Source for Listing Citation

• Book Title: Elegant Glass with Metal Trim: A Collector's Guide

• Author: Carol J. Michaelis

• Page Number: Check the sections on Farber Brothers or Silver City Glass decorations (typically pages 45–60).

• Note: While Catherine Thuro is the authority on lighting (oil/kerosene), Carol Michaelis is the standard reference for 20th-century glass with these specific metal filigree mounts.

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