luftwaffen candelabra with brass eagle and swastika on center cup and base 10" wide and 6.25 high

Title: WW2 German Luftwaffen  silver plate Candelabra with Eagle and Swastika Embellishments

Description: Emanating historical significance, this Luftwaffen candelabra stands as a symbol of the aesthetics and values from a pivotal time in world history. Cast in sturdy brass, it prominently features the 'Reichsadler', an eagle clutching a swastika, both on its central cup and the base. The candelabra, measuring 10" in width and 6.25" in height, is not just a testament to craftsmanship but also an embodiment of the era's iconography. Every detail, from the ornately embellished base to each candle cup, exudes the precision and artistry of its creators.

Product Details:

• Origin: Germany
• Material: silver plate
• Dimensions: 10" wide x 6.25" high
• Embellishments: 'Reichsadler' (eagle holding a swastika) on the central cup and base, ornate designs on the base and each candle cup
• Era: WW2
• Condition: Given its age, potential signs of wear or patina may be present, but these only add to its historical value.

Brief History:

Luftwaffe: The Luftwaffe represented the aerial branch of the Wehrmacht during World War II, established in 1935. More than its role in aerial warfare, the Luftwaffe stood as a symbol of Nazi Germany's military prowess and its aggressive ambitions.

Candelabras and Military Symbolism: Throughout history, candelabras have been more than just functional items; they've been status symbols, pieces of art, and bearers of tradition. For the Luftwaffe, and the wider military structure of Nazi Germany, candelabras like this one were emblematic. They served not only as decorative pieces but also as badges of honor and power, often presented during official ceremonies and gatherings. The 'Reichsadler', an eagle holding a swastika, was a powerful symbol of Nazi Germany, representing the nation's dominance and ideologies.

This Luftwaffen candelabra is a tangible piece of a bygone era, holding within its brass confines stories of power, ambition, and artistry. Such artifacts are essential for understanding the broader societal and cultural contexts of their time, serving as both reminders and educational tools.