Pair of Georgian Silvered Candlesticks

An unusual pair of Russian Neo Classic bronze dore candlesticks with lobed cups mounted with lion heads and paw feet, above acanthus wrapped column and an elaborately decorated base,...

An early pair of French Louis XIV bronze candlesticks of bell metal.

Pair of French Empire bronze doré three-light candelabra with nautical motifs, dolphins and shells.  

A fine and rare pair of Russian Neo Classic candelabra, with cut crystal facets and drops, cut amber-colored glass, a central amber glass vasiform s...

Pair of Modern Georgian sterling silver candlesticks. Made by Roger Williams Silver Co. (later part of Gorham) in Providence, ca 1900. Each: Bellied socket with round detachable bobe...

Pair of Edwardian Georgian sterling silver candlesticks. Made by Tiffany & Co. in New York, ca 1915. Each: Tapering shaft with base knop on stepped and raised foot. Socket has straig...

A magnificent, exceptional, fine and impressive, pair of large antique Georgian English sterling silver architectural column candlesticks; part of our ornamental silverware collection. These magnificent antique Georgian English sterling silver candlesticks have a plain subtly tapering columnar form. The large and impressive Corinthian capital of each candlestick retains the original hallmarked detachable push fit sconce ornamented with a plain moulded rim. The cylindrical columns are supported by a cuboid plinth to an impressive plain square stepped three tier base. Each plinth is embellished with a fine and impressive bright cut engraved coat of arms depicting the Head family coat of arms encircled with a belt accented with the family motto 'Study Quiet'. The bases retain the original contemporary engraved inscription 'A token of respect from Francis Head to her aunt Dame Mary Ann Head. 1803' to the lowest tier. Both candlesticks are fitted with turned mahogany bases to the underside. These magnificent Georgian candlesticks were crafted by George Eadon, George Kibbles & John Weaver of George Eadon & Co. The title ‘Dame’ was the traditional style for the wife of a baronet at this time and before although it was interchangeable with the title ‘Lady’. Condition These antique Georgian candlesticks...

A fine pair of early 19th Century brass candlesticks, having elegant turned and reeded columns raised on an oval platform base reeded around the edge. Circa 1800