Paxton candleholder
Candlesticks / Candleholder from Functionals, Designed by Roderick Vos
Product description
Concept
Industrial and robust, Paxton stands in contrast to the traditional romantic notion of candelabra.
Made of black cast aluminum, Paxton resembles "an engine, a bridge truss, or even a stealth fighter," says creator, Roderick Vos. Paxton "could support 40 kilos," but only needs to hold five candles. The candleholder is a tribute to Sir Joseph Paxton, designer of the famed Crystal Palace at the Great Exhibition of 1851. The Crystal Palace launched the Industrial Revolution, and, in its own way, is the distant ancestor of Paxton.
Candle Holder Base: Cast aluminium in black textured powder coating.
Candle Holder Cup: Aluminium in black powder coating, removable.
Base: Felt is attached to the bottom of the base.
Candle: 5x black candle INCLUDED.
Weight: 4,1 kg - 9,0 lb.
Made of black cast aluminum, Paxton resembles "an engine, a bridge truss, or even a stealth fighter," says creator, Roderick Vos. Paxton "could support 40 kilos," but only needs to hold five candles. The candleholder is a tribute to Sir Joseph Paxton, designer of the famed Crystal Palace at the Great Exhibition of 1851. The Crystal Palace launched the Industrial Revolution, and, in its own way, is the distant ancestor of Paxton.
Candle Holder Base: Cast aluminium in black textured powder coating.
Candle Holder Cup: Aluminium in black powder coating, removable.
Base: Felt is attached to the bottom of the base.
Candle: 5x black candle INCLUDED.
Weight: 4,1 kg - 9,0 lb.
More about this product
Manufacturer
Functionals
Family
Paxton
Architonic ID
1108191
Year of Launch
2010
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