CANDLESTICK

Candlestick from the 19th century.

Candlesticks are a welcome decoration in any home. They can be placed in the dining room to brighten up a festive dinner, in the bedroom to create a romantic atmosphere—whatever the use, a candlestick is certainly one of those items that comes in handy on any occasion. Dimensions: 22 cm Weight: 366 g The candlesticks are well-preserved; one of them is missing a small leaf on the base. Price is for one.

Saint Barbara Statue from the 19th century.

An exceptionally well-carved statue of Saint Barbara. Saint Barbara is the patron saint of all those whose work is threatened by sudden death. In our region, she is best known as the patron saint of miners. However, she is also the patron saint of farmers, architects, construction workers, roofers, masons, foundry workers, blacksmiths, stonemasons, artillerymen, carpenters, gravediggers, bell-ringers, cooks, butchers, prisoners, firefighters, the dying, as well as protection against storms and fire. She is also the patron saint of tunnels, so there is a custom to create a small altar with Saint Barbara before the construction of a tunnel, as an invocation for the safety of all involved in the construction. Dimensions: 40 x 15 x 9 cm Weight: 1.15 kg The statue is well-preserved, featuring a hook on the back for wall mounting if desired.

Satsuma vase.

Satsuma is a type of Japanese pottery originating from the Satsuma province. Today, it can be divided into two different categories: the original plain dark clay from early Satsuma, produced in Satsuma around 1600, and elaborately decorated export Satsuma in ivory color, which began to be produced in the nineteenth century in various Japanese cities. The presented piece is from a later period, but since the manufacturer's mark is not visible or cannot be found, the exact age is challenging to determine. Dimensions: 46.5 cm Weight: 2.14 kg The vase is somewhat worn; hand-painted decoration is worn, and there is a minor crack at the top of the vase, which does not continue or in any way affect its function. Still, it remains a beautiful decorative piece with a rich history.