Original 9 Piece Modular Candle Holder Set in Chromed Steel by Stoff Nagel 1960s
By Hans Nagel, Stoff Nagel, Werner Stoff
Located in Troy, MI
Original set of 9 model S-22 candle holders designed by Hans Nagel and Werner Stoff Germany circa 1960's Modular set of three legged candleholders in chromed steel that can be stack...
Stainless Steel, Chrome
$1,400Sale Price / set|20% Off
24 Modern Chrome Candleholders + Ashtray Bowl, Werner Stoff Nagel Germany 1960s
By Caesar Stoffi, Nagel AG, Bmf Nagel, Stoff Nagel
Located in Miami, FL
A set of 24 S-22 model stackable 3-legged chrome modular candleholders plus an S-44 Ashtray/Bowl by two German artists, Hans Nagel (1926-1978) and Werner Stoff (1940-2021), from the ...
Stainless Steel, Chrome
Vintage set of 3 mid century Stoff Nagel modular candle holders. Germany 1960s
Located in Bristol, GB
Set of 3 chrome candle holders designed in the 1960s by Werner Stoff for Hans Nagel These modular candleholders have the signature tripod silhouette.
Chrome
Floor Stand for a Candle Holder in Chromed Zinc Alloy by STOFF Nagel
Located in Geneve, CH
STOFF Nagel A Danish design brand reimagines the iconic 1960s candle holder created by Hans Nagel and Werner Stoff.
Chrome, Zinc
Set of 3 Decorative BMF Candle Holders in Chrome Finish by STOFF Nagel
Located in Geneve, CH
STOFF Nagel A Danish design brand reimagines the iconic 1960s candle holder created by Hans Nagel and Werner Stoff.
Chrome
Floor Stand for a Candle Holder in Zinc Alloy with Chrome Finish by STOFF Nagel
Located in Geneve, CH
STOFF Nagel A Danish design brand reimagines the iconic 1960s candle holder created by Hans Nagel and Werner Stoff.
Chrome, Zinc
Decorative Bowl in Solid Brass by STOFF Nagel
Located in Geneve, CH
If it still shows signs of patina, use brass polish and wipe with a dry cloth to bring back the shiny look. STOFF Nagel A Danish design brand reimagines the iconic 1960s candle hol...
Brass
Set of 3 Decorative Candle Holders in Bronzed Brass by STOFF Nagel
Located in Geneve, CH
Please note that marks may occur on the legs after repeated stacking due to natural wear and tear, unveiling the clean brass surface. STOFF Nagel A Danish design brand reimagines t...
Brass
German Impressionist Marketplace Etching
By Max Liebermann
Located in Surfside, FL
Among the mourners were Kollwitz, Hans Purrmann, Otto Nagel, Ferdinand Sauerbruch, Bruno Cassirer, Georg Kolbe, Max J.
Etching
Unavailable
H 7.49 in W 7.09 in D 3.15 in
Juego de 4 candelabros vintage de Werner Stoff para Hans Nagel, Alemania 1960
By Stelton
Located in Berlin, DE
3.94ʺW × 3.94ʺD × 2.36ʺH Brutalist Design.
Chrome
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H 2.68 in W 4.65 in D 4.26 in
BMF Stacking Candle Holders by Werner Stoff and Hans Nagel, Germany, 1960
By Fritz Nagel
Located in Madrid, ES
BMF Quist Variomaster stacking candle holders designed by Werner Stoff and Hans Nagel, Produced by BMF Bayerischen Metallwaren Fabrik (West Germany).
Chrome, Zinc
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H 2.68 in W 4.65 in D 4.26 in
BMF Stacking Candle Holders by Wener Stoff and Hans Nagel. Germany, 1960.
By Fritz Nagel
Located in Madrid, ES
BMF Quist Variomaster stacking candle holders designed by Wener Stoff and Hans Nagel, Produced by BMF Bayerischen Metallwaren Fabrik (West Germany).
Chrome, Zinc
Mid-Century "Nagel" Modular Candleholders by Werner Stoff for Nagel AG, 1960s
By Hans Nagel, Werner Stoff
Located in San Diego, CA
A pair of uncommon 1960s modernist stackable and modular candle holders, designed by Werner Stoff and commissioned by Hans Nagel for Gebrüder Nagel AG, Wesseling, Germany.
Metal
Stoff Nagel Modular Adjustable Candlesticks
By Stoff Nagel
Located in Oakland, CA
These were developed in the 1960s by Hans Nagel for his company by architect Werner Stoff in Cologne, Germany, Nagel's design inspiration came from skiing in the Alps and falling bac...
Nickel
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H 9.85 in W 7.88 in D 7.88 in
Mid-Century "Nagel" Modular Candleholders by Werner Stoff for Nagel AG, 1960s
By Nagel AG, Nagel & Stoffi
Located in London, GB
For sale a stunning set of chromed mid-century modernist stackable/modular “NAGEL” candle holders, designed by Werner Stoff and commissioned by Hans Nagel for Gebrüder Nagel AG, Wess...
Metal, Chrome
Space Age Modern Stainless Steel Nagel Candleholders Werner Stoff Germany 1960
By Stoff Nagel, Nagel AG, Bmf Nagel, Caesar Stoffi
Located in Miami, FL
A set of 20 S-22 model stackable 3-legged chrome modular candleholders by Hans Nagel (1926-1978) and Werner Stoff (1940-2021) from the 1960s.
Stainless Steel, Chrome
German Impressionist Marketplace Etching
By Max Liebermann
Located in Surfside, FL
Among the mourners were Kollwitz, Hans Purrmann, Otto Nagel, Ferdinand Sauerbruch, Bruno Cassirer, Georg Kolbe, Max J.
Etching
Sold
H 3.57 in W 3.94 in D 3.75 in
Stoff Nagel Candleholder Designed by Werner Stoff for Metalworker Hans Nagel
By Werner Stoff, Hans Nagel
Located in San Juan Capistrano, CA
Danish Stoff Copenhagen Stoff Nagel candleholder designed by architect Werner Stoff for metalworker Hans Nagel in the 1960s.
Steel
candle holders by Stoff Nagel
By Werner Stoff, Hans Nagel
Located in Neuss, NW
Design: Werner Stoff, manufacturer: Hans Nagel.
Chrome
Mid-Century "Nagel" Modular Candleholders by Werner Stoff for Nagel AG, 1960s
By Werner Stoff, Hans Nagel
Located in San Diego, CA
A pair of uncommon 1960s modernist stackable and modular candle holders, designed by Werner Stoff and commissioned by Hans Nagel for Gebrüder Nagel AG, Wesseling, Germany.
Metal
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