An imposing pair of bronze candlesticks, standing at 58 cm high, their stature and form suggesting use not only in the domestic Arts & Crafts tradition but also within the Gothic Revival’s ecclesiastical vocabulary. The acorn knop — a symbol of growth and endurance — aligns with the Arts & Crafts movement’s reverence for natural forms, while the sheer scale and architectural quality recall the monumental candlesticks designed for church interiors in the late 19th century.
 
Crafted in solid bronze with a rich patina, these candlesticks embody both the intellectual rigour of the Arts & Crafts movement and the spiritual gravitas of the Gothic Revival. Their elongated shafts, bold proportions, and sculptural presence make them equally suited to a grand domestic interior or as evocative relics of late-Victorian ecclesiastical design.