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.)
Price: $8,975
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.
Price: $9,750
843-7
Extremely Rare and Large
Henry the Eighth Candle Stick
Chalice and Paten
English Tudor
16th Century
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.
Price: $11,500
843-8
Wedgwood Banquet Lamp
Circa 1890-1900
Wedgwood kerosene lamp; base decorated with blue transfer of harbor scene and flowered band. Impressed "WEDGWOOD" on bottom as well as transfer "WEDGWOOD / ETRURIA, ENGLAND."
Globe is elaborately etched with scenes of windmills and in excellent condition. The base has a tight approximately 2-inch crack at the shoulder.
The nickel-plated Bradley & Hubbard font has been drilled however the wick adjuster still works. The footed base is white metal. Chimney is period with two tiny flakes noted for accuracy. (approximately 27-inches tall; base approximately 12.5-inches)
Price: $500
747-17
Forged Iron Rush And Candle Stand
Circa 1800
This superior little example is 10-inches tall; thumb latch clamps raised on four high arched legs.
Price: $2,150
272-7
Pair of Free Blown Lamps
Pressed Bases
Circa 1830-1835
Pair of whale oil lamps with free blown bulb fonts each joined to pressed bases by seven ringed wafers; the bases have leafing around the top edge and a prism foot, and simple stylized leafs between; drop in cork burners; overall very good condition with some chips on corners, there is a fluid line on the interior of each lamp approximately 1-inch above the rings. (9-inches high, base 3.25-inches square.)
Price: $885
410-13
Mirrored Candle Sconce
New England
Early 19th Century
Tinned iron with mirrored glass segments; single candle socket above floral-like scalloped bobeche. Diameter: 9.5-inches.
Price: $2,450
201-176
Extremely Rare
Railroad Signal Lamp
Circa 1830's
All sheet-iron construction...the pierced chimney with conical top above the case with bull's-eye glass lenses set within out-swept reflectors. The door that is hung on a wire and folded iron hinge opens to expose brackets that would receive colored lenses. The burner is missing, all else fine.
Height: 19-inches; 7 by 7-inches.
Price: $2,175
348-180
Bouillotte Lamp
French
Mid-19th Century
A good French brass bouillotte lamp; two candle cups; square shank; four button feet; adjustable painted metal shade with Chinese scene. (Height: 12 - inches.)
Price: $1,425
590-1
Parade Hat Oil Lamp
Crown-shaped tin w/ cylindrical tin lantern attached. Excellent condition. Crown approximately 5 ¼-inches wide x 3 ½-inches high, lamp 6 ¼-inches (w/ burner) x 3-inch diameter, overall height approximately 10-inches. Mid-19th century.
Price: $375
795-100
Pair of Tin Lard Lamps
Left lamp:
Tin Lard Lamp with Saucer Base and Double Burner
Tin lard lamp w/ finger loop, saucer base, cylindrical font w/ square opening, unusual double burner. Great patina, usual surface rust. Approximately 6-inches high, 6-inch diameter base.
Price: $325
795-103
Tin Whale Oil Lamp
With Green Glass
Lamp has a flat wick, reflector and green glass. Lamp remains in good condition.
Price: $225
795-122
Pair of Columnar Clambroth Candlesticks
Sandwich
This pair of clambroth Sandwich columnar with petal socket candlesticks (Barlow-Kaiser 4038) stand approximately 9-inches with a 3 5/8-inch stepped base. One stick has a crack in the socket.
Price: $350
795-57
Earthenware Grease Lamp
Approximately 4 ½-inches high, 3 5/8-inch diameter base. Light green glaze, buff colored body, hand thrown, applied handle, probably 19th century. Chips.
Price: $375
795-58
Pierced Tin Lantern
Excellent condition
Circa 1801 - 1850 - SOLD
Approximately 18-inches high (including loop handle), 6-inch diameter base, decoration around sides in arch pattern.
795-62 - SOLD
Barn Lantern
19-inches in height, with a 5-inch diameter.
Price: $335
795-63
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