Brass collar candlestick; The candlestick is cast and turned into four parts: the base; the lower part of the trunk; the collar; the upper part of the trunk with the holder. The lower trunk section follows the round profiled foot with a rib above and below a convex baluster decorated with a profiled rib. The collar has rings on both sides. The upper part of the trunk has the same shape as the lower one. The cylindrical profiled fat trap has a protruding edge at the top and has two round holes in the middle of the wall. The upper part of the trunk is provided with a pin; which is inserted through the lower part and riveted to the base of the foot. A candlestick of this type is called a collar or disc candlestick.; anonymous; Northern Netherlands (possibly); c. 1650 - c. 1700; brass (alloy); founding; h 21.5 cm d 11 cm