Vintage Viking Art Glass 3 Light Candelabra Pair - Mid Century Crystal Centrepiece, #425 Clear Scroll Pattern, West Virginia Made
$131.20
Illuminate your space with this exquisite pair of mid-century era Viking Art Glass 3 Light Candelabra Centrepiece or Candlestick Holders which showcase the artistry of New Martinsville/Viking Glass Manufacturing. Crafted in West Virginia, USA, these substantial leaded-molded crystal pieces feature the elegant #425 Clear Scroll pattern. A stunning representation of mid-century art glass, they are perfect for any decor. Measuring 13 inches long, 6-1/2 inches tall, and with a 3-1/2 inch wide base, each candelabra beautifully holds three candlesticks. A true collectible for art glass enthusiasts!
Condition: This pair of 3 light candlestick holders is in excellent preloved, vintage condition with very little evidence of wear. No chips or cracks; however, there is one small nick on one of the scrolls below the main arm of the candlestick holder (see photo #6.) and some minor imperfections which are characteristic of the age/construction of this piece (some air bubbles and ridges in the glass from when they were created) This beautiful pair of candelabras would make a great addition to anyone's collection of Viking Art Glass or a perfect gift for any occasion.
Please refer to the pictures as they are a part of the description. If you have any concerns about the condition or you require more detail I can provide additional photographs on request. All vintage/antique items are sold as-is. There are no cancellations once your shipment has been received by the post office and there are no returns or exchanges. If you have any questions prior to shipping please reach out and I would be happy to help. When purchasing multiple items from CrystallineEraVTG, I will combine shipping and refund the difference once the shipping label has been purchased.
More info on Viking Glass:
"Viking Glass grew out of its predecessor, New Martinsville Glass Company, which was established in 1900 by Mark Johnson and George Matheny. The plant was up and running in 1901 in New Martinsville, West Virginia, known for its natural gas and access to transportation by rail and by river – the Ohio river. The company quickly became known as a manufacturer of American decorative glass products, and for its use of color – something Viking championed until it closed its doors in 1984.
New Martinsville Glass had a bit of a rocky start. In 1907, the factory was destroyed by fire and flood, but rebuilt and reopened by October that same year. During the 1913 flood, the Company suffered some “minor losses relative to the manufacturing of glass” (Paint, Oil, and Chemical Review, vol. 55, circa 1913). Then, with the rebuilding of its glass factory, New Martinsville Glass moved into full-scale production of pressed glassware, and then quickly expanded into vanities, barware, lamps, inkwells, and crystal figurines, among other decorative glass objects.
The New Martinsville Glass Co. went bankrupt during the depression in the late 1930s, but given its location being close to the resources needed to create quality glass, investors with the Silver Glass Company of Meriden, Connecticut purchased the company in 1938.
Mid-Century, Here Comes Viking!
Around 1940, the company redirected to concentrate on modernization and hand-made quality glassware which the company called “Swedish Type”. The new style was popular for many years and was produced by nearly all glass makers in the world. Today the decorative style is called Swedish Modern.
The factory was renamed Viking Glass Co. to reflect the modern attitude in the early 1940’s. Viking produced modern, colorful, hand-made glass for every function and was successful for the next 40 years. Although Viking produced very little crackle glass overall, the Viking crackle fairy light was a real gem and scarcely seen today. In 1986 the company’s name was changed to Dalzell-Viking (due to the popular Scandinavian glass that was encroaching on the market), with crystal glass dominating its production during the war years. The Company launched a full-scale ad campaign promoting its patriotism with ads that boasted “Handmade in America” and “For use in American Homes.” Viking did not copy its competition’s styles as readily as the others did, and Viking products are usually easily recognizable.
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