Tane Silver Rhythm Candelabra
Tane Silver Rhythm Candelabra
Tane Silver Rhythm Candelabra

Tane

Tane Silver Rhythm Candelabra

£6,180.00

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SKU: 03030200009-1c
Colour:Walnut

The Silver Rhythm Candelabra by Bodo Sperlein, made from premium Mexican silver and walnut, is a stylish addition to any home, adding elegance and charm to your decor.

As silver is a commodity traded on international markets, its price fluctuates and published prices may not reflect current costs. We recommend contacting the studio directly for an up-to-date quote.

PLEASE NOTE: This is a bespoke, made-to-order piece. Each item is produced to the highest standard through a consultation and production process, with lead times typically ranging from 4–15 weeks depending on complexity and availability. Shipping costs and any applicable import duties vary by destination. Please enquire for full details, timelines, and a delivery quote.

Contact

Bodo Sperlein
Unit 2.05-2.06 OXO Tower Wharf
Barge House Street
London SE1 9PH
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10am – 6pm, Monday – Friday

Closed Saturday & Sunday

Tel +44 (0) 20 76339413

info@bodosperlein.com
studio@bodosperlein.com

description

Silver candelabra, contemporary lighting design to complement your silverware collection.

With longevity in mind, this heirloom design brings atmospheric, traditional lighting to the heart of any contemporary interior. The finest quality Mexican silver contrasts the black walnut hardwood or recinto stone base. This candelabra is a distinguished gathering of the individual Rhythm candlestick design.

Designed by Bodo Sperlein for Tane.

Bodo Sperlein’s collection celebrates time-honoured techniques and the fine qualities of silver within a contemporary context, bringing an injection of modernity and a ceremonial value to our daily dining.

These pieces are designed for Tane, a Mexican luxury silverware company whose craftsmanship reflects their rich cultural history. Their silversmiths train for five years before qualifying, a testament to the skill and precision required to work with silver.