Tulip small candlestick, brass
The Tulip Candlesticks with its clean lines is a good example of Pierre Forssell's design, which breathes Scandinavian purity. The silversmith and designer Pierre Forssell was active at Skultuna Messingsbruk as a permanently employed designer between the years 1955-1986. The Tulip candlestick comes in three sizes: small, medium and large.
- Design: Pierre Forssell
- Size: 19 x 6 cm
- Material: Polished Brass
- Care: Brass can be polished for a bright, reflective finish or left to deepen naturally; both approaches are equally valid and depend on your preference. Interiors of vases and vessels should remain untouched, while exterior surfaces respond best to a gentle brass polish applied sparingly with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water-based products and handle pieces with clean hands or gloves to prevent new marks. Over time, the metal will darken and shift in tone, this graceful transformation reflects the material’s history and nature of the metal. The patina is the same quiet signature found on Skultuna pieces cherished in antique shops and auctions, a reminder that these objects are designed to be lived with and passed on.
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The Tulip Candlesticks with its clean lines is a good example of Pierre Forssell's design, which breathes Scandinavian purity. The silversmith and designer Pierre Forssell was active at Skultuna Messingsbruk as a permanently employed designer between the years 1955-1986. The Tulip candlestick comes in three sizes: small, medium and large.
- Design: Pierre Forssell
- Size: 19 x 6 cm
- Material: Polished Brass
- Care: Brass can be polished for a bright, reflective finish or left to deepen naturally; both approaches are equally valid and depend on your preference. Interiors of vases and vessels should remain untouched, while exterior surfaces respond best to a gentle brass polish applied sparingly with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water-based products and handle pieces with clean hands or gloves to prevent new marks. Over time, the metal will darken and shift in tone, this graceful transformation reflects the material’s history and nature of the metal. The patina is the same quiet signature found on Skultuna pieces cherished in antique shops and auctions, a reminder that these objects are designed to be lived with and passed on.
