Introducing a cherished relic of heritage: the Mid-19th Century German Silver Chambers-tick. This exquisite chamber-stick, part of a distinguished pair (refer to #258), transports you back to an era of opulence and tradition.
Crafted with meticulous precision, the chamberstick boasts a neo-baroque form, exuding grandeur and sophistication. Resting atop a round tray adorned with 15 delicately raised sectors, it emanates an aura of timeless elegance.
The candle holder stalk is a true masterpiece, lavishly adorned with intricate volute scrolls, creating a stunning contrast with the understated simplicity of the tray. Completing the ensemble is a removable bobeche, featuring 16 small sectors akin to those on the tray, showcasing the unparalleled attention to detail.
But this chamber-stick is more than just a decorative piece – it carries within it the echoes of tradition and family history. Passed down through generations, it has been a cherished part of our family's Passover rituals. As we gather on the eve of Passover to cleanse our home of chametz, the chamberstick serves as a beacon of light, symbolizing hope and renewal.
Despite the convenience of modern technology, the timeless tradition of using a candle and feather for this sacred ritual remains unchanged, connecting us to our ancestors and the Exodus story.
Embrace the legacy of generations past with this Mid-19th Century German Silver Chamberstick, a testament to craftsmanship, tradition, and the enduring power of family heritage.
The chamberstick has the 12 Loth sign (750 silver content) with a town sign letter E probably Erfurt or Erlangen.
hight: 8.5 cm
weighs: 110 grams
