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Vintage Rare Crystal Candle Stick Holders by JR, Josef Riedel, 18.5
Vintage Rare Crystal Candle Stick Holders by JR, Josef Riedel, 18.5
Vintage Rare Crystal Candle Stick Holders by JR, Josef Riedel, 18.5
Vintage Rare Crystal Candle Stick Holders by JR, Josef Riedel, 18.5
Vintage Rare Crystal Candle Stick Holders by JR, Josef Riedel, 18.5
Vintage Rare Crystal Candle Stick Holders by JR, Josef Riedel, 18.5
Vintage Rare Crystal Candle Stick Holders by JR, Josef Riedel, 18.5
Vintage Rare Crystal Candle Stick Holders by JR, Josef Riedel, 18.5
Vintage Rare Crystal Candle Stick Holders by JR, Josef Riedel, 18.5
Vintage Rare Crystal Candle Stick Holders by JR, Josef Riedel, 18.5
Vintage Rare Crystal Candle Stick Holders by JR, Josef Riedel, 18.5
Vintage Rare Crystal Candle Stick Holders by JR, Josef Riedel, 18.5

Vintage Rare Crystal Candle Stick Holders by JR, Josef Riedel, 18.5" Austria

$ 55.44

Availability: 86 in stock
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Condition: Used
  • Style: Mid-Century Modern
  • Original/Reproduction: Vintage Original
  • Color: Clear
  • Type of Glass: Crystal
  • Object Type: Candle Holder
  • Material: Glass
  • Brand: Riedel

    Description

    Dimensions
    Rare Pair of
    Crystal Candlesticks by Riedel,
    Height: 18.5" Inches / Width: 5 Inches at Base. These Giant crystal candlestick holders are in near mint condition. No
    chips
    cracks flea bites etc. Elegant towering beautifully crafted crystal with modern contemporary design. Yo are purchasing two (2) JR candlestick holders. No returns on vintage items. Will be double boxed to protect items during shipping. Happy Bidding......
    WE ARE OPEN TO REALISTIC OFFER.
    Riedel Crystal has a long and storied history. Originally founded in Bohemia in 1673 by German speaking Bohemians the the company went through seven generations of Riedel patriarchs before World War II. During WWII the Reich took over the factories.
    The modern Riedel Corporation was founded by CLAUS J. RIEDEL. A veteran of WWII, he had been captured by Allied forces in Italy, and was a prisoner of war. In 1945 Claus was being repatriated to Germany, as a Bohemian - alas a Czechoslovakian, and knowing there was no industry in Germany, he jumped the train as it entered Austria and soon found the a friend he had studied engineering with, the son Daniel Swarovski. The Riedel and Swarovski families had been friendly for four generations, grandfathers and great grandfathers had apprenticed between the families.
    Claus worked as a glass blower and cutter for the Swarovski family until 1955, and eventually Daniel and Claus took over an unused Swrovski factory to rebuild the historic Riedel name.