A striking intersection of architectural geometry and mid-century industrialism. This rare Spanish-made candelabra features a complex, tiered "honeycomb" grid of brass, suspended within a heavy blackened iron frame. Its multi-dimensional, hand-welded silhouette creates a powerful architectural statement, mimicking a 1970s modernist cityscape with an intricate play on light and shadow. Mastery of Brutalist Form This piece represents the hallmark "fortress" aesthetic of the 1970s Brutalist movement: • Intricate Geometric Grid: The central brass body is composed of interlocking vertical tiers, creating deep recesses and a "floating" effect that adds incredible visual depth. • Material Contrast: The dark, matte finish of the hand-forged iron supports provides a sophisticated, industrial backdrop for the warm, textured brass grid. • Compact Power: Measuring 22 cm tall, this piece delivers a high-impact sculptural presence, perfect for a shelf, mantel, or modernist tabletop display. Design & Craftsmanship: • Origin: Spain (Circa 1970–1979). • Materials: Blackened Iron and Solid Brass. • Aesthetic: Ideal for Mid-Century Modern, Industrial, or Post-Modern interiors seeking a rugged, "hand-forged" centerpiece. Specifications: • Dimensions: 8.6" H x 7.5" W x 3.2" (22 cm x 19 cm x 8 cm). • Weight: 2.23 lbs (1.013 kg) • Capacity: Holds 3 standard taper or chime candles. • Weight: Substantial for its size; solid metal construction. Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The iron and brass frame is structurally sound with an authentic, aged patina. The candle cups show light, sophisticated oxidation consistent with their 50-year history. Shipping & Professional Handling: To protect the delicate tiered grid, this candelabra will be professionally packed with reinforced internal support and shipped with full insurance and tracking to ensure its safe arrival.