HYDRA DOUBLE BASE CANDLE HOLDER From the mid-century modern period

From the mid-century modern period

both longer and wider for its size and unusual shape

skirted rim around its mouth before jutting back inwards to meet a tapering neck

Hand carved out of a single piece of teakwood

this mid-century stainless steel candle holder stands as a short pillar with a ring that juts from the centre

HYDRA DOUBLE BASE CANDLE HOLDER From the mid-century modern periodThe Hydra Double Base Candle Holder was made in the 1970s of wrought iron in a gothic style. It was named after Hydra, the multi headed serpent monster fought by Heracles in Greek Mythology. Like a writhing snake, the two stems are intertwined in an organic motion before straightening out at a level height towards the top of the candle holder. *This item is sold out. For enquiries regarding similar pieces, please read about our Bespoke Sourcing in