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The Swedish Grace movement of the 1920s represented a moment of refinement in Scandinavian design, bridging the neoclassical tradition with the emerging ideals of modernism. Designers sought to balance structure and softness, creating objects that embodied precision while maintaining a sense of elegance. This candelabra by Herman Bergman captures that sensibility perfectly, an object of pure refinement where form and ornament are masterfully intertwined.

Rising from a circular base, the candelabra’s stem divides into two sweeping arms, each ending in a candle holder that are joined by a central looped motif with decorative carvings. The curves are fluid while still maintaining their geometry in a controlled and poised manner. Executed in tinned bronze, the surface carries a subtle sheen that enhances the interplay of light and shadow across its contours. Every element is balanced, the height to the width, the slender arms to the solidity of the base, demonstrating Bergman’s eye for harmony and restraint. The piece achieves its charm not only through decoration but through the discipline of its line and proportion, hallmarks of the Swedish Grace aesthetic that prized craftsmanship as a form of quiet luxury.

More than a decorative object, this candelabra reflects the ideals of its era: clarity, refinement, and the pursuit of beauty through structure. It belongs to a period when Swedish metalwork reached an international audience, celebrated for its ability to express modern sensibility through classical form. This piece remains an enduring expression of creativity and light, embodying the calm confidence that defines Nordic design.

Condition:

In good vintage condition. Wear consistent with age and use. The item has recently been reconditioned. Due to the nature and age of the material, the item may have some marks, scratches, and discolouration.

Dimensions:

11.41 in W x 6.29 in D x 11.81 in H

29 cm W x 16 cm D x 30 cm H