Plated, hallmarked (company monogram in cartouche, Ikora mark, W/MF/IKORA/GERMANY/EP BRASS); height 9.3 cm; length 42 and 32 cm;
Germany, Geislingen, 3rd quarter of the 20th century. (pre-1970)
In the form of two bolted smooth, oblong slats with inwardly curved edges; the lower slat with broken sides forming legs, the upper with holes in which bowl-shaped candle sleeves are set. The surface is partially matted
In 1928, the company introduced a new line of metal products identified as Ikora Metall characterized by a simple, modern form and unconventional surface decoration. Ikora products were so highly regarded that designs were repeated more than once until the 1960s.
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