33 inches. This large-scale pricket candlestick is constructed from multiple cast and turned brass components. The vertical stem consists of alternating turned sections and four spherical, pierced openwork globes featuring intricate scrollwork and foliate motifs. The top of the stick features a wide, circular drip pan with a central tapered pricket spike designed to hold a large-diameter pillar candle. The piece stands on a flared, openwork base decorated with matching foliate filigree patterns. The design reflects an ecclesiastical revival style common in the late 19th to early 20th centuries. No maker marks or hallmarks were observed on the body or base of the object. A small white inventory tag is visible on the upper stem.