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Black and blue geometric design on a white background. Dantoft Danish Mid-Century Brutalist Candle Holder. Black Iron & Blue Glass, 1960s.
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Dantoft Brutalist Cast Iron Candle Holder — Black Iron & Blue Glass, Denmark 1960s

1,283.00 kr
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Danish Brutalism in Cast Iron & Blue Glass

A bold architectural candle holder by Dantoft, Denmark — one of the most distinctive makers of Brutalist decorative metalwork in the 1960s. Heavy solid black iron forms the geometric frame, while deep blue glass inserts catch and diffuse candlelight into a warm, atmospheric glow. A sculptural object as much as a functional one.

Labelled by the maker: “Dantoft, Danish Design” — confirming its authentic provenance. Very good vintage condition with no significant damage.

Details

  • Manufacturer: Dantoft, Denmark
  • Design period: 1960s
  • Style: Brutalism / Mid-century modern / Scandinavian Modern
  • Materials: Cast iron with blue glass inserts
  • Maker’s mark: “Dantoft, Danish Design”
  • Length: 42 cm
  • Width: 13.5 cm
  • Depth: 14 cm
  • Weight: 1.1 kg
  • Condition: Very good vintage condition

A striking centrepiece for a mantel, dining table, or sideboard. Pairs beautifully with the larger Dantoft wall sculptures from the same era.

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