Brutalist Possibly Welded Steel Abstract Sculpture Candle Holder on Likely White Marble Base, 1960s Modernist Art Object.

Striking mid-20th century Brutalist abstract sculpture composed of possibly hand-welded steel and mounted on what is most likely a solid white marble plinth. The design features an elongated elliptical frame with heavily textured edges, enclosing a set of curved, petal-like steel elements arranged symmetrically around a central rod.The central rod and internal forms suggest organic or flame-like inspiration, typical of Brutalist interpretations of natural motifs.

The steel is darkened with age, showing surface oxidation and irregular welding marks that emphasize the raw, industrial aesthetic characteristic of Brutalist sculpture. Wax remnants are visible from the center to where the metal meets the marble. The marble base itself is roughly cut with subtle grey veining and some edge wear, complementing the rough metalwork with a contrasting sense of weight and polish.Likely American or European in origin, and dating to the 1960s or 1970s, this piece evokes the experimental ethos of post-war modernist studio sculpture. It would make a compelling decorative object or collectors' item for lovers of Brutalist and mid-century design.

Vintage condition as pictured

Dimensions Approximately: 7.5"L, 6"W, 17”H

Box S10