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This vintage Westmoreland Glass double-light candelabra features the No. 1000 Thousand Eye Flashed pattern, an uncommon multicolored version of the classic Thousand Eye design. Clear pressed glass forms two taper candle cups, curved arms, raised circular “eyes,” and a central flower accented in ruby red, cream, and gold tones.
Westmoreland documented the Thousand Eye line in its 1940 catalog. This compact 1940s-era candelabra adds colorful vintage sparkle to a mantel, dining table, special-occasion display, or American glass collection. The base is unmarked. Candles are not included.
* Brand: Westmoreland Glass
* Measurements: Approximately 6 1/2 in wide across the candelabra, 5 in high, and 5 1/2 in across the base
* Material: Clear pressed glass with multicolored flashed accents
* Included Components: One double-light candelabra; candles not included
Condition: Clean vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or obvious finish loss noted. red slivers outside the raised circles are normal application overlap. The ruby color was applied to the raised glass, often by brush, spray, or dipping, then fired to fix it. Hand application was not perfectly confined to each “eye,” so slight overrun is expected. It is not finish loss or damage.
