| Made in the style of Bimini, a famous Austrian producer of lampwork art glass in the 1920s-1930s. Bimini's glass art from the mid 20th century is well-known for it's thin, fragile glasswork and interesting shapes. |
| Extremely popular at the time, the famous fragile figural work introduced by Fritz Lampl and Joseph Berger was imitated by many other great glassmakers of the past and present. Bimini is hard to identify as it is often umarked. The infamous Venini (Italy) produced Bimini style forms during the same period. We cannot say with certainty who made these interesting taper candle holders. |
| This set of candleholders feature a free-form wax receiver and solid glass 'drip' in dewdrop form. Very unusual and beautiful effect. The long stems are blown hollow. The foot has a 'folded up' rim and the wax receiver has a 'folded down' rim. |
| Hand-made from thin torch worked quality glass. Very light and delicate. One is taller than the other. Measures 8.75" and 8.25" tall. |
| Beautiful for table decor, or anywhere else. Change the color scheme by changing the candle colors. Perfect for the romantic dinner for two. |
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