Candlestick

Large copper candlestick, from the museum’s collection, dates back to the turn of the 19th / 20th century. The base is round, recessed, with a turned-up rim, a tall cylindrical shaft in the centre of the base, ending with a circular candle rings. A ring is attached to the edge of the base – as a handle for carrying the candlestick. On the opposite side on the axis, a rectangular cube on a round profiled pedestal, framed on two sides by a metal band creating a storage space for a large box of matches. The candlestick is currently exhibited in the Eastern Corridor of the second floor as part of the collection of almost 300 kitchen utensils, most of which come from the unpreserved kitchens of the Łańcut Castle.