Hanging candlestick made of brass in the classicist style in the first half of the 19th century.

Hanging candle holder of the crown type, on a rim decorated with glass beads and pendants in the shape of icicles. Attached 8 handles in the shape of antithetically arranged volutes passing into acanthus leaves. The top provided with cup-shaped, flattened profitkins. The hoop suspended from 4 chains. The chains are supported by a crown with a profiled rim with a filled bottom decorated with a cabochon. The tall crown is formed by simple monoblade leaves, slightly curved outward at the top.

The chandelier is located in the south aisle of the church in good condition. Converted for electric lighting.  

Hanging candlestick made of brass in classical style in the 1st half of the 19th century.

Hanging candle holder of the crown type. Rim in the shape of a snake biting its own tail, the end of the tail wrapped to the center of the rim covered with scales. The candle holder has 6 sigmoidal curved arms with plate-shaped profits, between the arms for smaller candles ending in tin flowers. The rim is suspended from three chains suspended from a low crown composed of a shaft and a wreath of simple leaves. The crown area is filled with decorated leaves.

Hanging candle holder made of brass and crystal and colored glass. The style of the candlestick is late Baroque created around the 18th century.

Hanging body candlestick, five-storied. The stem ends in a sphere, the shoulders are sigmoidally curved provided with profit motifs, decorated with crystal and colored glass pendants in the shape of icicles with spearheads and volute decoration. The trunk is crowned by a polygonal plate with suspended pendants. There are 18 arms suspended in the second floor, 12 in the second, 6 in the third and 4 in the fourth.

The candlestick is located in the nave by the rainbow. The lower canopy of the stem sphere is missing: a mercury bulb connected in this place.

Hanging candle holder made of brass and crystal glass. The candlestick's style is late Baroque and it was created around the 18th century.

Hanging-corner candlestick. The stem is three-pronged, ending in a ball, repoussed. Mounted to the stem in two levels are sigmoidally curved arms provided with cup-shaped, flattened pinnacles. In the lower level there are 12 arms, in the upper level - 6. The arms are decorated with numerous crystal pendants in the shape of icicles ending with spearheads. The candlestick is suspended on a cannel bar , tied with two nodus shaped heads, above ended with an eight-leaf plate with pendants suspended from it.

The candlestick is located in the nave in front of the porch .  The lower bowl of the sphere of the stem was removed in order to connect a mercury bulb in this place.