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The <n>Chaise Solid C1</n>, designed by <n>Patrick Jouin</n> in 2004.

The 1934 photograph <n>Moth</n> by <n>Brassaï</n>.

A <n>three-headed deity</n> from <n>Angkor</n>, Cambodia, from the book <n>Lost Cities of Asia</n> by <n>Wim Swaan</n>, 1966.

<n>La Mari Lamp</n>, inspired by mariachi culture. Photo by <n>Jimena Peck</n>.

<n>Autumn</n> (2021) by <n>Kiki Smith</n>. Photo by <n>JSP Art Photography</n>.

A silver <n>Water Pitcher</n> created by the <n>Gorham Manufacturing Company</n> in 1885.

Late 16th-century <n>Parade Mace</n> from the armory of the <n>Doge's Palace</n> in Venice.

Floral candles custom made for <n>DAE</n>.

<n>Cephalopodes fossiles et vivants</n> from '<n>Les Mollusques Marins du Roussillon</n>' (1882) by <n>E. Bucquoy</n> and <n>Phillippe Dautzenberg</n>.

A ceramic sculpture by artist <n>Christian Escajadillo</n>.

<n>Parthian</n> <n>Beak-spouted jug</n> from Iran, 1st century BC–1st century AD, from the collection of <n>The Metropolitan Museum of Art</n>.

<n>Art Nouveau</n> sterling silver repoussé hand mirror, c.1904, by maker <n>Henry Matthews</n>.

<n>Konzentration der Kräfte</n> (2014), an installation by <n>Elif Erkan</n> at <n>Portikus</n>. Photo by <n>Helena Schlichting</n>.

<n>Sun Syrup Candle Holders</n> by artist <n>Hilary Green</n>.

The <n>Luna jar</n> and <n>Echo jar</n> by <n>Muubs</n>.

<n>Saint Clair Cemin</n>'s <n>Rococo Sauvage Candleholder</n> (2015) in patinated bronze.

A pair of vintage <n>Brutalist</n> brass <n>Jerusalem Candle Holders</n> from Israel, c. 1950s.

An Italian <n>Grille</n> in wrought iron, 15th–16th century. From the collection of <n>The Metropolitan Museum of Art</n>.