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Pricket Candlestick, Rare Small Size, Brass Alloy
North West European
Circa 1250 to 1400

This candlestick is bold and displays successful form; drip pan is finished with an integral band and smartly tapers to a collar where transitioning to shaft.
A central knop ornaments the shaft which is raised on a domed, molded, and incised base resting on three zoomorphic feet. The stick displays a wonderful patina and remains in fine original condition. See Lear Collection, number 5 for similar feet and discussion about lack of adornment. (H: 6.25".)

$4,985

843-134

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Pair of Hog Scraper Candlesticks
Probably Birmingham

Shallow dished drip pans with integral hanging hook above rolled sheet iron shaft containing sliding ejector mercantilism raised on low-domed circular base with collar. (H: 7"; base diameter: 4.75")

$1,245

191-353

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Copper Alloy Gothic Candlestick
Five Discoid Knop Form
North West Europe
15th Century

The long flaring socket having rounded molding at rim is pierced with square extracting aperture above shaft with five interspaced ring turned discoid knops above base featuring a stepped cone within waisted, integral drip base-tray above a flaring skirt. (Dimensions: H: 10.75")

$8,465

843-91

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Cut Glass Candlesticks, Near Pair
With mounts for prisms
Anonymous

Pair of cut glass candlesticks, non-flint, although the design is the same, each stick is clearly done by a different hand and from a different batch of glass, chips on candle sockets and bases; one base corner ground smooth. (H: 11".)

$1,750

492-75

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Candlesticks, Pair, Brass, Tall and Elegant
England
First Half 18th Century - SOLD

A most unusual pair of brass alloy sticks having design features inspired by sticks manufactured during earlier period. Fine condition. A nearly identical stick is published on page 116, figure 170 of Old Domestic Base-Metal Candlesticks by Ronald F. Michaelis. (H: 12.5"; base diameter: 5.25")

424-85 - SOLD

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Candlesticks, Pair, Petal Base, Push Up Type, Brass
England
18th Century - SOLD

(H: 7.25")

240-103 - SOLD

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Brass Candlesticks, Pair
French
Circa 1720 to 1740 - SOLD

These fine sticks with detachable scalloped bobeches, within faceted socket on beautiful stems, raised on stepped lobed bases remain in fine condition. (Height: 9.25-inches)

738-44 - SOLD

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Candlesticks, Pair, Brass, Chamber Sticks with Push Ups
Circa 1800 - SOLD

Excellent condition, old color
(Height: 4.5 inches; base diameter: 5 inches)

745-46 - SOLD

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Candle Stick, Henry the Eighth, Chalice and Paten
English Tudor
16th Century
Extremely Rare and Large

This stick is a variant of a small group of extant sixteenth century English candlesticks...chalice and paten or Tudor candlesticks. The acorn knop on the shaft is unique; the shaft and base conform to the design traditions of the group. It is important to note that the English Tudor sticks do not have pierced sockets as found on the Continental candlesticks of the same period. The pierced holes on this stick are probably hundreds of years old, however, not original to the sockets. The candlestick was cast in three parts: shaft, shallow dish at the base of the shaft, and base. The shaft extends through the dish into the base and is attached to the base by peening; then finished turned. There are only a few of these extremely sophisticated Tudor candlesticks extant. They are of excellent quality; made of superior brass and highly finished.
There are only 25 or 30 larger examples known, all found in England...this fine example is more diminutive than the others which average 10-14-inches. This examples stands at just over 8-inches; base diameter: 5-inches. Excellent original condition, color and patina.

$8,450

843-8

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Forged Iron Rush And Candle Stand
Circa 1800 - SOLD

This superior little example is 10-inches tall; thumb latch clamps raised on four high arched legs.

272-7 - SOLD

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Candlestick, French Pillar
A large and fine elegant interpretation
16th Century

All elements except the base are cast in one; the beautiful molded socket with pronounced flare is pierced and is above the flat bottomed drip tray with a convex molded rim. The lower shaft is swelled and is raised on a generous concave base with pronounced rim and outward tapering foot. The stick remains in fine original condition; lathe-centering pimple and turning lines/tool-marks remain on the underside. There is a miniscule expert repair at the outermost edge of the drip-pan; may actually be in the making. H: 9.75"; diameter of base: 5.5".

$3,550

843-6

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Unsigned Flintlock Tinder Lighter

Manufactured circa 1800, standing with brass body, slab side wood grips. Very old patina on brass. Shows little use. Lightly engraved. Functional except weak trigger spring. DO NOT CLEAN.

$1,100

308-75

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Gothic Candle Holder
Northwest Europe
16th Century

(Height: 9-inches.)

$4,350

660-4

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Brass Candlestick
Northern European
Circa 1475 - SOLD

Measures 6.5-inches in height.

843-46 - SOLD

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Unique Candlestick
Wood and Sheet-Iron
Sycamore or beech
18th Or Early 19th Century
Anonymous...great color, patina, and primitive attitude - SOLD

As depicted, candle contained within rectangular device held fast by sheet-iron spring; shaft with carrying handle mortised into slightly domed, incised, and turned base.
Dimensions: 8-inches tall, 4 1/8-inch base diameter.

724-2 - SOLD

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