I have had this pair of sword candlesticks for quite a few years now, they used to be fairly common in a number of variety's but seem to have all dissapeared these days.
Hardly anyone ever noticed the swastika on them when sat at the dining table.
Sword candlesticks
I have had this pair of sword candlesticks for quite a few years now, they used to be fairly common in a number of variety's but seem to have all dissapeared these days.
Hardly anyone ever noticed the swastika on them when sat at the dining table.
Could make a great conversation topic round the dinner table
I have one candlestick made from a ww1 Germam sword. Shame they did that but likely common back in the day. Cheers Brian
I dont know if this thread should stay here or be moved to Arts and Exotica forum.
but will move it to the Third Reich swords forum for the time being
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Man, JERSEY 34, those are cool!
.. Here are few other variations, though, none display the Swastika. Why is it that all of these are German? Where they the only ones who though that these look cool?
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Messed up on the pics. Took some pics of the one I have. These are not seen often. Cheers Brian
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