Rosetree Blown Glass Candle Holders Iridescent Mark store Rosenbaum New Orleans 2002
Rosetree Blown Glass Candle Holders Iridescent Mark store Rosenbaum New Orleans 2002, • Mark Rosenbaum Rosetree tiered candlesticks pair• Hand blown glass in "Ivory" colorway (clear/white) w/ iridescent finish• Vintage.
Product code: Rosetree Blown Glass Candle Holders Iridescent Mark store Rosenbaum New Orleans 2002
• Mark Rosenbaum Rosetree tiered candlesticks pair • Hand blown glass in "Ivory" colorway (clear/white) w/ iridescent finish • Vintage 2002 • No issues found - free of chips, cracks, & scratches • 2 5/8" to 2 3/4" dia. x 7 5/8" to 8 5/8" H • 6.7 cm to 7 cm dia. x 19.4 cm to 21.9 cm H • Both pieces hand signed on bottom rim • Handmade in New Orleans, Louisiana USA • Hold a 1" taper candle (not included) A lovely pair of hand blown glass tiered candlesticks, made of hand blown clear and swirled white glass with an iridescent finish in 2002 by Mark Rosenbaum of Rosetree Blown Glass Studio in New Orleans, Louisiana USA! Rosetree Blown Glass Studio and Gallery in store New Orleans creates distinctive, artistic work utilizing traditional glassblowing techniques. Classical shapes, iridescent colors and interior designs are combined to provide a unique approach to an ancient art.
• Mark Rosenbaum Rosetree tiered candlesticks pair • Hand blown glass in "Ivory" colorway (clear/white) w/ iridescent finish • Vintage 2002 • No issues found - free of chips, cracks, & scratches • 2 5/8" to 2 3/4" dia. x 7 5/8" to 8 5/8" H • 6.7 cm to 7 cm dia. x 19.4 cm to 21.9 cm H • Both pieces hand signed on bottom rim • Handmade in New Orleans, Louisiana USA • Hold a 1" taper candle (not included) A lovely pair of hand blown glass tiered candlesticks, made of hand blown clear and swirled white glass with an iridescent finish in 2002 by Mark Rosenbaum of Rosetree Blown Glass Studio in New Orleans, Louisiana USA! Rosetree Blown Glass Studio and Gallery in store New Orleans creates distinctive, artistic work utilizing traditional glassblowing techniques. Classical shapes, iridescent colors and interior designs are combined to provide a unique approach to an ancient art.