Brutalist wrought iron candlestick, Bruce Weir, Scotland, circa 1960

Sculptural wrought iron candlestick, typical of the Brutalist style, attributed to Bruce Weir, a craftsman from the Scottish Borders. The object is composed of a complex assembly of nails welded together, forming an openwork and geometric graphic structure. The piece retains its original label: "Bruce Weir and Co. Ltd, Jedburgh, Scotland". ________________________________________ TECHNICAL DETAILS: • Designer: Attributed to Bruce Weir • Maker: Bruce Weir and Co. Ltd, Jedburgh, Scotland • Period: circa 1960 • Materials: wrought iron • Finish: matte black patina, visible welding ________________________________________ DIMENSIONS: • Height: 24 cm (9.4 in) • Width: 11 cm (4.3 in) • Depth: 11 cm (4.3 in) • Weight: 1 kg ________________________________________ CONDITION: Good overall condition. Slight structural deformation without affecting the stability or visual impact of the piece. ________________________________________ REF: NEB3540425.