Pair Antique Christmas LVL Candlestick Holders- 2 Lulu Verharen Lavell Cast Metal Holly Leaf Berries
$34.20
A very Merry pair of candle holders that are from 1921 as dated on the bottom of them. They are a dark green color and have red berries on the top sprinkled around the hole where the candle would be placed.
The bottoms are marked LVL PAT D 8-17-21. The LVL stands for the designer Lulu Verharen Lavell. See NOTE below for more about her. The numbers are the date of the patent on these cast metal candlestick holders from the 1920s.
The 2 low antique candlestick holders are in nice condition with no issues. Light wear on the paint as would be expected an antique item.
NOTE: Lulu Verharen Lavell was born Lulu Maude Verharen in 1877 in Iowa. She studied art and medicine at the University of Minnesota. She married Richard Lavell of Minneapolis in May 1906 but he died. Lulu had two small daughters when she started the Minneapolis Candle Company. From 1921 to 1928 she produced cast iron doorstops, candle holders, thermometer cases, cake rings, mantle clamps, and ash trays often with floral or Christmas themes such as these candlestick holders.
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Jan 13, 2020
These are unusual and I had to have them. Will be beautiful on my table next Christmas! Thank you for fast shipping & care in packaging.
Rene'