Antique Nozzle

W.D. Allen of Chicago, brass and copper fire hose nozzle dated, 12-06-07(1907) converted into a 53

Antique solid brass faucet with a characteristic aged finish and a natural greenish patina resulting from oxidation over time, highlighting its authenticity and historical value. It...

Solid brass antique faucet, designed for industrial, agricultural, or decorative applications. Its sturdy structure features an aged finish with a natural patina that highlights its ...

This is an antique parson's candle holder. An English, silver plate nozzle or ink well, dating to

nozzle, dating to the mid Victorian period, circa 1860. Fascinatingly naive treen with exceptional

French bronze candleabrum, with foliate scrolling arms, standard with repeated Pattern in relief, supported by three winged putti, on a twelve sided black slate Base.

of shells and rocaille work throughout the shaped foot and stem. The detachable nozzle is decorated

pinched nozzle and a robust, rounded handle that descends into a circular drip pan. Meknes, designated as

Executed as stylized palms on rectangular landscape bases. The girandoles, each with four nozzles

and fluted stems. All the nozzles are fully detachable to assist in cleaning. The branches terminate

William Bateman II for Rundell, Bridge and Rundell. Each leafy acanthus-form nozzle with matching drip pan

issuing three scrolling foliate arms, each terminating with an acanthus-cast circular drip-pan and nozzle

nozzles. Each candlestick measures 11.25"(28.5cm) tall, by 5.75"(14.5cm) wide, by 4.75"(12cm) deep. The

, issuing two scrolling candle arms with campana urn nozzles, and late fitted for electricity. Add an

issuing scrolling acanthus, curling stems, and lily-form candle nozzles that read as an exuberant

drop hung drip pans and candle nozzles. The chandelier profusely draped with half back spangles and

spangles cascading to the main foliated band, supporting six diamond cut candle nozzles, the chandelier

candle nozzles, the chandelier hung with icicles and multi faceted finial.

candle nozzles. The overall silhouette is balanced and upright, with the figural body forming the central

band, issuing six scroll arms of dragon form supporting diamond and radial cut candle nozzles, the

classical draped figure supporting a single candle cup. The gilt nozzles feature Greek key decoration and

small holes in the side of the nozzle, ingeniously designed to facilitate the removal of spent wax. The

and candle nozzles, the chandelier terminating with five concentric rings of prismatic drops and multi

nozzles and central light. Raise on cylindrical engine-turned columns and square stepped base. Wired for

, thistle, and shamrock band issuing scroll arms of serpent form supporting drop hung candle nozzles, the

, Having Charming Foliate Cast Brass Nozzles Over Elegant Fluted, Turned Shafts, With Twisted Carving To

The foliate capped branches with turned nozzles emanating from a backplate supported by ribbon tied

voluted nozzles with rounded tips and circular wick-holes. The volute-spines are decorated on top with

arms with drop hung flute cut drip pans and egg shaped candle nozzles, the wall-lights richly draped

leaf nozzle, issuing two tiers of six slender foliate scroll branches to bud nozzles, continuing to a

richly cut drop hung drip pans and candle nozzles the candelabra centred by drop hung drip pan and

supporting diamond cut drip pans and candle nozzles hung with triangular icicles and star spangles. Height

light and two silver branches all with finely cut fan edge nozzles and pans also hung with rule drops

diamond cut drip pans and candle nozzles the centre issuing acorn cut glass finials the candelabras hung

London" stamp on the nozzle, dates to the William IV period (c. 1830–1837), a transitional era known for

. The socket with saucer-like nozzle drip pans. Height: 9.4in - 24cm Width: 3.3in - 8.5cm

Paris during the second half of the nineteenth century. Dimensions: Overall Height with Candle Nozzles

oval platform, with turned nozzles accented by banded beading. The adjustable red tole shade is hand

nozzles, the frame incased underneath with segmented prisms creating a slat dish with a concentric ring of

. The bases of the screw threaded sconces with detachable dahlia type drip pans. All nozzles are

appealing lustre Elegant twin serpentine branches each terminating in candle nozzles Three-quarter inch

in saucer like nozzle drip pans. Heavy quality candlesticks which has proven to be durable over

supporting drip pans and candle nozzle clusters, the frame terminating with three concentric rings two of

with a fluted and leaf-wrapped nozzle inspired by Corinthian motifs. The warm gilt surfaces retain a

-scrolled branches emerge from a central cartouche, terminating in finely carved drip pans and nozzles

removable candle nozzles — aperture diameter of 18mm Rear of each base engraved with the Mappin Brothers

extending candle slides, originally used to support candle nozzles for period illumination Each slide draws

supporting a leaf-molded candle nozzle upon their head. The Archer (Cupid): Stands holding a bow in his left

candle nozzles. Each sconce is organized around a flowering vine motif that frames the bird and arms

a butterfly form topped with two nozzles and wax drip cups below a cut metal scalloped oval form

decorative brass nails. The iron nozzle remains intact at one end, balanced by the original pull handle on

cylindrical candle nozzle set above a circular drip pan with beaded edging. The arms are formed as twisted

lateral arms. Each arm terminates in a cylindrical candle nozzle with a drip pan, supported by scrolling

nozzles and gadroon borders. Each candelabrum measures 18.25"(46.5cm) tall, by 13.75"(35cm) wide and deep

lines. The nozzle is cylindrical with a subtly profiled rim. All components are finely crafted and

, and to the removable nozzles. Each chamberstick measures 3"(7.5cm) tall, by 6"(15cm) in diameter, and

candle arms are fitted with Van Dyke style crystal nozzles and bobeches. The almond shaped swag chain is