2 Vintage Farber Brothers Krome Kraft Candlestick Holders - Pair Tall Silver Metal Retro Home Decor Chrome Kitchen Dining Room Classic Style
$49.00
A great pair of Farber Brothers Krome-Kraft candlestick holders with a classic shape from the mid century. They have a round base and a section that tapers in just below the cup that holds the candle and just above the base.
They are marked on the bottom KROME-KRAFT FARBER BROS NEW YORK NY along with the company’s hallmark. This hallmark dates these candle holders to the period from 1933 to 1965.
They measure 8 1/4" tall. The bases have a 3 1/2" diameter.
In nice vintage condition with little wear - still look fantastic.
NOTE:
Farber Brothers Krome Kraft was founded in 1915 and produced a variety of glassware and barware pieces, including cocktail shakers, glasses, decanters and ice buckets. The company was well-known for its two-piece chrome, silver and glass holders as well as Depression glass inserts. Farber Bros. ceased operations in the 1960s.
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