Candlestick with profiled foot and stem resting on three claw feet. The object is composed of the following parts: the foot; the stem and the fat trap; which are cast in one piece; and the candle pin. The trunk is hollow from the inside to the bottom node. The profiled round and rather flattened base changes into the round profiled trunk with two knots and then into a fat trap; on which the short; profiled candle pin is applied. The round deepened fat trap has six decorations in the wall; consisting of a perforation in the shape of a four-pass. The narrow slightly rising edge of the fat trap changes into a narrow raised edge with six detailed profiled tilt. The candlestick has three cams at the bottom of the inside; to which the claw feet are attached. A battlement is damaged. The pin is shortened.; anonymous; Northern Netherlands (possibly); c. 1450 - c. 1500; brass (alloy); founding; h 34 cm x d 15.3 cm