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Updated September 5, 2026
| Lot number | 128 |
| Auction | Hancock Estate Auction |
| Date | September 25, 2026 at 9:30 AM CDT |
| Auction house | Harrison Auction & Realtor |
| Location | Gracemont, Oklahoma |
RADUATED SET OF THREE TALL CLEAR GLASS COLUMN CANDLESTICKS - RIBBED STEMS, RAYED FEET A graduated trio of tall, slender clear glass candlesticks in a clean architectural column form - a hollow fluted shaft rising from a wide flared foot to a broad round drip-pan top with a small taper socket. Displayed together they step down in height for a classic staggered mantel or centerpiece arrangement, and they read equally well in traditional or mid-century modern settings. Nice for a dining table, buffet, mantel, entry table, or wedding and event dcor. Sold as a lot of three. Description Form: three matching graduated candlesticks, each a hollow ribbed/fluted cylindrical column on a wide flared circular foot with radiating panel rays underneath, topped by a flat disc-form drip pan with pressed radiating fan detail beneath and cut panel wedges on the upper surface, centering a small round socket sized for a standard taper candle. Heights: approximately 15", 11", and 7" tall per the tape-measure photos; bidders should verify dimensions from the photographs. Feet: approximately 3-1/2" in diameter each per the tape-measure photos. Drip pan tops: approximately 3" in diameter. Glass: clear, colorless, light in weight for the size, with visible mold ribbing in the columns and a pressed rayed pattern in the feet and pan undersides. No maker's mark, backstamp, signature, or paper label is present on any of the three piece. Condition Used vintage condition, sold as-is. Please note: one of the candlesticks has a chip to the outer rim of the foot, shown in close-up in the photographs - a shallow flake at the edge that does not affect the piece standing upright. Otherwise the set shows normal light shelf and use wear consistent with age: minor surface scratching and scuffing to the underside of the feet, faint scratches on the drip pans, and light haze or wax residue possible in the sockets. Sockets, pan rims, and the outer edges of the feet are the most vulnerable areas on glass of this form and should be examined closely in the photos. No cracks are noted, but bidders should study all images and ask before bidding. Photos are part of the description.
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