Baroque candle holder made of wood and plaster, lacquered and painted—17th century. Spain

17th-century Baroque candleholder made of wood and plaster, painted and lacquered. Spain. This piece features distinctive carvings; note the side handles shaped like two caryatids, while the base and upper section are adorned with mask motifs typical of Baroque aristocratic craftsmanship. In the center stands out the coat of arms of the Kingdom of Castile and León, characterized by a quartered shield featuring a three-towered golden castle on a red background and a rampant lion. The structure is made of multiple materials—specifically wood and plaster—and is lacquered red with gold details. Dimensions: height 130 cm, width 70 cm, depth 40 cm