Mexico c1890, Processional Candlestick
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Processional Candlestick, Mexico c1890
A striking example of 19th-century Mexican ecclesiastical craftsmanship, this processional candlestick (circa 1890)embodies both spiritual devotion and artisanal skill. Likely used in religious ceremonies or church processions, the piece reflects the blending of European colonial influences with regional Mexican artistry that defined the period’s sacred objects.
Hand-forged and richly detailed, the candlestick features a tall, graceful form with ornate scrollwork and repoussé embellishments, its surface bearing a beautifully aged patina from generations of use. Designed to be carried or mounted during liturgical events, it carries the quiet dignity of centuries-old ritual tradition.
Each curve and subtle marking tells a story of the maker’s hand. No two piece alike on found items. All dimensions approximate.
Dimensions: 24.5h x 10.5d
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