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Candlesticks, Copper, Pushup
Hog Scraper Form
Shipboard Use (Possibly)
Early 19th Century



A tall pair of weighted pushup sticks, each with bobeche; bases filled with lead. Having a nice old patina and measuring 14.5-inches in height with base diameter of 7.5-inches.

$3,575

745-30






Girandoles, gilt brass on marble base
Candelabra
Nineteenth Century



As depicted, a pair garnitures featuring five-light candelabrum; each flared stem/socket above leaf tip drip-pan hung with colorless faceted prisms; scrolled foliate arms raised on floral decorated standard featuring Sultana in exotic costume on marble base.
(Height: 22.25 inches; width: 14 inches; depth: 6 inches.)

$985

818-1







Candlesticks, Queen Anne
England, brass
18th Century



As depicted, a pair of early seamed sticks cast in two pieces; socket and stem with base continuing to first knop. Minor imperfections such as dings, essentially very good condition, attractive, and functional. (Height: 7 1/8-inches.)

$345

843-60







Candelabra, Pair
19th Century
Patinated bronze and ormolu



A pair of four-light candelabra, the classical urn sockets above downturned leaf-tip gilt bobeches on scrolled foliate arms raised on standard with acanthus ornamentation. The scrolled feet are bolted to base. (Height: 22-inches.)

$1,435

570-145







Pair of Brass Candle Sticks
English
18th Century



Dimensions: both 8-inches high.

$1,050

843-52






Spiral Candlestick
Unknown Origin
Circa 1750-1820



As depicted with chair hook handle and scrolled candle adjustment knob on beautifully shaped and filed shaft raised on slightly domed round iron base. Nice old color and soft edges. (Height: 8.5 inches; base diameter: 4.25 inches.)

$1,765

605-67







Russian Brass Candle Holder w/ Shade
Circa mid-19th century



Approximately 18-inches h with shade, candle holder approximately 12-inches h. Brass candle holder, stepped dome base, triple knopped standard, open work shade holder, spring loaded seat, tulip-shape clear glass shade w/ etched decoration and ruby flashing around edge. The candleholder has a seal on the bottom w/ an "H" surrounded by Cyrillic lettering. Shade in excellent condition, there is solder showing where the standard joins the base.

$950

514-42







A rare...
Small Pricket Candlestick
North West European
Circa 1250-1400



The slightly oversize pricket is bold and of great shape; drip pan is finished with an integral band and smartly tapers to a collar where transitioning to shaft with central knop below which the shaft to the collar above the domed ring incised base raised on three zoomorphic feet. The stick displays a wonderful patina as depicted. This stick remains in original condition. (Height: 6.25-inches.)

$6,975

843-11






Gothic Four-Knop High-Skirt Candle Stick
Circa 1480



This stick is 10 3/8-inches in height and was excavated; probably lost soon after it was made based on crispness. Notice the tapering between each discoid; aperture was finished by a competent tradesman. Mint condition except for losses to drip-pan.

$6,995

843-7





If you are interested in buying any of these items, please call (978) 597-8084 or email David Hillier at drh@aaawt.com or Lynn Morin at lfm@aaawt.com

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