Praying Angels Votive Candle Holder Gold Ceramic Cherub Japan Christmas Retro

Description

View Praying Angels Votive Candle Holder Gold Ceramic Cherub Japan Christmas Retro with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. This ceramic votive candle holder features two darling praying cherub angels kneeling on a shared oval base, flanking a central ribbed bucket well. The underside retains its original red and gold foil export label reading "Made in Japan". Praying Angels Votive Candle Holder Gold Ceramic Pair Cherub Japan Christmas Retro The Aesthetic & Details A serene, beautiful piece of mid-century holiday and spiritual decor dating back to the 1960s or 1970s. This ceramic votive candle holder features two darling praying cherub angels kneeling on a shared oval base, flanking a central ribbed bucket well. The entire piece is finished in a rich, softly brushed metallic gold glaze that catches candlelit glow beautifully. The underside retains its original red and gold foil export label reading "Made in Japan". A gorgeous addition to a holiday mantle, prayer altar, or retro holiday tablescape. * Type: Praying Angels Double Cherub Votive / Toothpick Holder * Era: Circa 1970 (Mid-Century Modern Japan Export) * Material: Glazed Ceramic / Pottery * Measurements: 5.25" Long | 3.5" Tall | 2" Basin Rim Diameter * Condition: Great pre-owned condition. The ceramic body is structurally sound with no chips, hairline cracks, or breaks to the fragile angel wings or hands. The metallic gold glaze is beautifully preserved with light, uniform surface aging and clean interior wells. Original foil label is perfectly intact on the base. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Holiday & Seasonal › Candle Holders. Brand: Vintage.

Brand

Vintage

Color

Gold

Type

Candle Holder

Country of Origin

Japan

Era

Mid 20th Century (1941-1969)

Material

Ceramic & Porcelain

Occasion

All Occasions

Original/Reproduction

Original

Size

Small

Subject

Cherub

Theme

Religious

Time Period Manufactured

1960-1969