Antique Primitive Iron Hogscraper Push-Up Candle Holder

Antique Primitive Iron Hog Scraper Push-Up Candle Holder

Regular price $95.50

 

Product Description: An amazing 19th Century Push-Up Candle Holder with Original Old Patina. In a hogscraper shape, it stands 6 ½ inches tall crafted from iron with an attached circular base with raised donut. The shaft in tubular form is designed with a vertical slot on the side and a round thumb lever which pushes the candle up or down depending on the use and size as the candle is burning. You will notice a hook extension which is part of the bobeche (top collar). Back then, this extension was used to hang over a back of a chair or where lighting was needed. Surprisingly over 150 years old, this candle holder is in working order with original surface and mechanisms. A special Victorian era candle holder for your Country Primitive style decorating.

 Circa:  Mid-Late 19th Century

Note: Refer to “Condition” for additional information

Dimensions:
Height: 6 ½”
Width of Base: 4 ¾”

Product Weight:  13.1 ounces

Color:  Dark Gray

Material: Metal, Iron

Signatures/Markings:  No Visible Makers Marks

Origin: United States

Condition:  Previously owned - used. Condition is consistent with age and use. Considered very good condition. No repairs. Although heavier patina is present, push-up mechanism is in working condition. 

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