Midcentury 9.5" Gorham Sterling Silver Candlestick

Midcentury 9.5" Gorham Sterling Silver CandlestickThis elegant sterling silver candlestick by Gorham is a study in timeless American refinement. Designed in Pattern 987, it features a classic baluster column rising from an ornate floral repouss base a form that feels both architectural and romantic. Hallmarked on the underside Gorham Sterling Cement Filled Reinforced With Rod 987, this piece was engineered for stability and longevity, making it as functional as it is beautiful. Its weight and balance

This elegant sterling silver candlestick by Gorham is a study in timeless American refinement. Designed in Pattern 987, it features a classic baluster column rising from an ornate floral repoussé base — a form that feels both architectural and romantic.

Hallmarked on the underside “Gorham Sterling / Cement Filled / Reinforced With Rod / 987,” this piece was engineered for stability and longevity, making it as functional as it is beautiful. Its weight and balance reflect Gorham’s dedication to craftsmanship during the mid-20th century, when American silver was still made to last generations.

Equally striking on a formal dining table, a mantel, or layered into a silver vignette, this candlestick brings heritage, glow, and quiet luxury to any space.

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Era: Mid 20th Century
Condition: Very Good Vintage Condition, with light wear consistent with age
Country of Origin: United States
Materials: Sterling Silver
Dimensions: 4.25" L × 4.25" W × 9.5" H
Color/Finish: Polished silver with soft patina
Care: Gentle hand polish with a non-abrasive silver cloth

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