Antique Wick Trimmer

This wick trimmer compendium is in exceptional condition.

An exceptional, fine and impressive pair of antique Georgian English sterling silver candle snuffers / wick trimmers and snuffer trays; an addition to our silver flatware collection ...

Rare Birmingham cast steel & silver wick trimmer with the impressed maker’s mark and lion passant (which indicates sterling silver).

19th century Brass wick trimmer scissors.

Original snuffer. Lacks wick trimmer. 5 7/8" dia., 6.75" over handle, 4.25" h.

A scale, inkwell, quill pen, vase, candlestick, wick trimmer, letter opener, notes and various books are all included in this amusing portrayal of a felines bit of mischief.

As an active collector, her cypher can be found on many pieces that span her lifetime, from wick trimmers to ornate tea services. It is also revealing to note the chosen silversmiths...

The inverted bell candleholder with central wick-trimmer apertures and separate sconce together with a cone snuffer.

The inverted bell candleholder with central wick-trimmer apertures and separate sconce together with cone snuffer.

This wick trimmer compendium is in exceptional condition.

Cast brass Georgian wick trimmer with rectangular wick collection box and embellished with acorn elements between the finger rings.

This is a late Georgian English chamberstick or candlestick with an associated wick snuffer or trimmer, both items made of brass and dating to the very early 19th century.

The inverted bell candleholder is numbered 3876 with central wick-trimmer apertures and separate sconce together with a cone snuffer.

The inverted bell candle holder is numbered 3876 with central wick-trimmer apertures and separate sconce together with cone snuffer.

George 111 Silver Chamberstick with Wick Trimmers and Extinguising Cone, 1812 The matching wick trimmers are made in steel and silver, and the cone is silver.