Antique oil lamp with milk glass shade.

Luddite Collection

8" H

Victorian Japaned mercantile display stand.

Luddite Collection

12" W / Extends from 14" to 25" Tall

Antique stoneware jug painted with nastursiums.

Luddite Collection

13" H

Antique tin oil lantern.

Luddite Collection

11.25" H

Pair of Brutalist wall candle sconces.

Luddite Collection

13" x 9" Each

Pair of glass candlesticks.

Luddite Collection

6.25" H

Milk glass good luck horseshoe trivet.

Luddite Collection

2.5" x 3.25"

Alabaster and brass vessel.

Luddite Collection

3.5" H x 3" W

Oxidized bronze Biedermeier candlestick No. 0216.

By Ted Muehling for E.R. Butler & Co.

Made in New York / 12 1/4″ in height / Each candlestick takes a 1.5” diameter candle

Inspired by the precision of ninteenth-century lathe work, Ted Muehling has collaborated with E.R. Butler to create a collection of Beidermeier candlesticks with an oxidized bronze finish.  Elements of classic European design are updated and reconfigured into three distinctive shapes: the egg, an attenuated rod, and a trumpet form.  All can be used individually or combined in any grouping to offer a timeless and elegant display of light.

Oxidized bronze Biedermeier candlestick No. 0209.

By Ted Muehling for E.R. Butler & Co.

Made in New York / 8″ in height / Each candlestick takes a 1.5” diameter candle

Inspired by the precision of ninteenth-century lathe work, Ted Muehling has collaborated with E.R. Butler to create a collection of Beidermeier candlesticks with an oxidized bronze finish.  Elements of classic European design are updated and reconfigured into three distinctive shapes: the egg, an attenuated rod, and a trumpet form.  All can be used individually or combined in any grouping to offer a timeless and elegant display of light.

Oxidized bronze Biedermeier candlestick No. 0207.

By Ted Muehling for E.R. Butler & Co.

Made in New York / 9 7/16″ in height / Each candlestick takes a 1.5” diameter candle

Inspired by the precision of ninteenth-century lathe work, Ted Muehling has collaborated with E.R. Butler to create a collection of Beidermeier candlesticks with an oxidized bronze finish.  Elements of classic European design are updated and reconfigured into three distinctive shapes: the egg, an attenuated rod, and a trumpet form.  All can be used individually or combined in any grouping to offer a timeless and elegant display of light.

Oxidized bronze Biedermeier candlestick No. 0205.

By Ted Muehling for E.R. Butler & Co.

Made in New York / 7 1/16″ in height / Each candlestick takes a 1.5” diameter candle

Inspired by the precision of ninteenth-century lathe work, Ted Muehling has collaborated with E.R. Butler to create a collection of Beidermeier candlesticks with an oxidized bronze finish.  Elements of classic European design are updated and reconfigured into three distinctive shapes: the egg, an attenuated rod, and a trumpet form.  All can be used individually or combined in any grouping to offer a timeless and elegant display of light.

Oxidized bronze Biedermeier candlestick No. 0202.

By Ted Muehling for E.R. Butler & Co.

Made in New York / 3 3/4″ in height / Each candlestick takes a 1.5” diameter candle

Inspired by the precision of ninteenth-century lathe work, Ted Muehling has collaborated with E.R. Butler to create a collection of Beidermeier candlesticks with an oxidized bronze finish.  Elements of classic European design are updated and reconfigured into three distinctive shapes: the egg, an attenuated rod, and a trumpet form.  All can be used individually or combined in any grouping to offer a timeless and elegant display of light.

Oxidized bronze Biedermeier candlestick No. 0201.

By Ted Muehling for E.R. Butler & Co.

Made in New York / 3 3/16″ in height / Each candlestick takes a 1.5” diameter candle

Inspired by the precision of ninteenth-century lathe work, Ted Muehling has collaborated with E.R. Butler to create a collection of Beidermeier candlesticks with an oxidized bronze finish.  Elements of classic European design are updated and reconfigured into three distinctive shapes: the egg, an attenuated rod, and a trumpet form.  All can be used individually or combined in any grouping to offer a timeless and elegant display of light.