A charming pair of Talavera-style ceramic candlestick holders, likely of Mexican origin, featuring intricate hand-painted designs. Each holder showcases a vibrant palette of blue, yellow, green, and brown in a repeating pattern of bold stripes and circular motifs. The design is characteristic of traditional Talavera pottery, known for its polychromatic glazes and floral or geometric patterns. The holders have a bulbous, turned form with a flared base and a cup-shaped top for holding candles. These decorative pieces evoke a rustic yet lively aesthetic, perfect for adding a touch of folk art charm to any interior. The ceramic has a glossy finish, and the bases appear to be weighted or finished with a different material, possibly to enhance stability. Period and style suggest mid-20th century to contemporary folk art.

Dimensions:
Height 8, Width 4, Depth 4 inches
Weight 3 lbs

Condition:
Good, with some minor wear consistent with age and use. Small chips can be seen on the rim of blue candle holders, and the bases show some scuffing and discoloration on the unglazed portion.

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• Low Estimate: 50.00
• High Estimate: 100.00