Brutalist double candle holder in ice glass Pukeberg Sweden – 1970

Double ice glass candlestick by Staffan Gellerstedt for Pukeberg, Sweden – 1970s. Imposing two-branch candlestick sculpture in brutalist style, designed by Staffan Gellerstedt for the legendary Swedish glassworks Pukeberg. Dating from the 1970s, this piece in heavy pressed glass is a true demonstration of the "ice glass" aesthetic, mimicking the raw and sculptural beauty of a frozen Nordic landscape. Made from glass of remarkable thickness and density, this candlestick features a unique bubble texture that beautifully captures and refracts light, whether from a candle flame or sunlight. Its rounded and sculptural silhouette makes it a sophisticated centrepiece for a dining table or a fireplace in Scandinavian decor. Details: Designer: Staffan Gellerstedt. Manufacturer: Pukeberg Glasbruk (Sweden) Era: 1970s. Material: Heavy pressed glass "ice effect" Dimensions: Height 18 cm|Length 16 cm (Very substantial weight, ensuring perfect stability). Condition: Good vintage condition. No major chips or cracks. Note a tiny chip on the edge of the base (invisible when the object is placed and consistent with its age). A very beautiful, luminous, and robust example of mid-century Swedish glass.