Ours is in good condition, with some scratches to the stainless steel as to be expected from a functional item such as this, and with some minor markings to the wood panels. We should also note that the head of one of the screws underneath the feet which attach them to the main steel curve seems to have been damaged in the past. We have not attempted to remove the screw and it is unlikely that there would ever be a need to remove the feet, but the buyer should be aware of this minor defect. The maker's mark is present on the underside of the steel with some minor wear to it, but still visible.

The outer extents of the bowl measure approximately 26.5cm (10½ in.) lengthways, 25cm (10 in.) widthways, and 11.5cm (½ in.) from base to rim. The inner part, so to speak, measures approximately 22cm (8½ in.) by 19.5cm (7½ in.) by 7cm (2¾ in.)

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Each arm measures approximately 15 cm (6 in) and the sections have a width of about 19cm (7¼ in), with a height of 14cm (5½ in).  The candle holders have a outer diameter of 2.5cm (1 in).  There are some minor signs of wear and tear, but nothing that detracts or is visually disturbing. According to some accounts, the piece is finished in silver plate. We aren't so sure (there are no stamps to that effect) although that might be the case.  But silver plate or not, that doesn't matter to us... it's the overall look of this Ianthe candle holder which should and does appeal.

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