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Lot 241
A brass candlestick, Capstan type, North West Europe, 2nd half 16th century. The slightly tapered candle mouth is pierced with rectangular suction holes and has a profiled top and bottom edge, the drip tray has a slightly arched middle, the foot is thickly cast and has a widened foot rim, h 13 x Ø 13.5 cm.
Lot 242
A brass button candlestick with bell, Southern Netherlands, 15th century. The cylindrical mouthpiece with two rectangular openings, the stem with button, wide round drip trayand a bell-shaped base with an ironclapper inside, h 18.5 x Ø 8 cm (provenance: Christies 10/3/ 1998, Lit. Lear No. 79).
Lot 204
A mixed lot of late 19th/20th century English ceramics comprising a Wedgwood Eturia tile printed in green with a dog and dead game, 20cm; a John Moorcroft 'Finches' pattern candlestick, 20cm; a Moorcroft 'Trial 6.3.98' ash/pin tray, 12cm; a Royal Crown Derby porcelain Imari pattern model of drum with metal drumsticks, 5cm and a similar saucer [5].
Lot 337
A mixed lot of English ceramics, late 18th century and later including a group of Newhall teabowls and saucers, a Coalport cup and saucer painted with pheasants and gilt scrollwork, a set of three Worcester blue and gilt fluted cups and saucers, a small Derby candlestick figure, a Coalbrookedale-style urn and cover etc [some damage and restoration].
Lot 404
A pair of Continental, probably Italian, carved and stained walnut altar candlesticks, 20th century and elements possibly earlier, the urn form stems above triform scrolled bases, 43cm high including metal drip pans and sockets; together with a pair of Victorian brass candlesticks in Renaissance taste, late 19th century, the square section stems cast with scrollwork reliefs; and a brass ejector candlestick of large proportions, 19th century, 44cm high
Lot 262
BRASS TABLE LAMP - with Corinthian column and stepped brass base, 35cms H excluding fitting, a Victorian brass candlestick converted to a table lamp on wooden base, 32.5cms excluding fitting, five Victorian brass chamber sticks with rectangular shallow bases and loop handles, 13cms H and a rococo form gilded wall mirror, 48 x 33cms
Lot 162
An assorted collection of hallmarked silver candlesticks & snuffer. The lot to include; a gadrooned & moulded candle stick (hallmarked for Birmingham 1913, makers marks for W J Myatt & Co), an AF squat form candlestick (hallmarked for Chester 1924, Charles Perry & Co) & a candle snuffer with twisted handle (Birmingham 1992, LJM - L J Millington). Total weight approx 236g. Largest measures approx 14cm.
Lot 235
A Georgian hallmarked silver chamber stick / candlestick saucer with matching snuffer, together with silver plated wick scissors. The candle stick to a serpentine petal like saucer having gadrooned borders throughout, scrolling handle with feather thumb rest & lion with cross motif etched to one side, hallmarked for London 1770, makers mark for C.B. Together with a matching snuffer (tests indicate silver) & a replacement silver plated white metal pair of wick scissors. Total weight excluding scissors approx 255.3g. Measures approx 13cm.
Lot 257
Five hallmarked George III and George IV hallmarked silver candlesticks. The Georgian candle sticks in the regency style having hexafoil petal bases. Hallmarked I&IW &CO for Waterhouse Hodgson, Sheffield date ranges 1826 - 1830. Approx 9 inches tall. Total weight approx 3496g. Together with a matched Old Sheffield plate candlestick. All having filled bases.
Lot 459
A selection of silver and electroplate, comprising: a silver table cigarette box, an electroplate candlestick, a circular section box, a base-metal fan box with repousse decoration; together with a sugar caster, cups, a snuff box, a cigarette case, and a novelty cheese board decoration in the form of a wedge of cheese holding cheese picks – the terminals of each modelled as mice.
Lot 28
Clarice Cliff - A Bizarre range 'Crocus' pattern preserve pot and cover, approx. 9cm high, a Bizarre 'Crocus' pattern candlestick, approx. 5.5cm high x 9cm wide, a Newport Pottery plate, approx. 15.5cm diameter, a Royal Staffordshire 'Crocus' pattern by Clarice Cliff pottery bowl, approx. 16cm wide x 4cm high, along with an 'Australian' design Carlton ware three piece cruet set and tray.7cm high x 16.5cm wide.Further Details: Age related wear to all, some crazing, slight staining but generally good.
Lot 2823
WANDKERZENHALTER Florenz, erste Hälfte des 20. Jh., Metall lackiert, zweiarmiger Körper mit Kletterpflanze und roten Blüten, HxB: 37/30 cm. Normale Altersspuren.| WALL CANDLESTICK, Florence, first half of the 20th century, lacquered metal, two-armed body with climbing plant and red blossoms, HxW: 37/30 cm. Normal signs of age.
Lot 605
MEISSEN 3-flammiger Kerzenleuchter mit Amoretten, 1. Wahl, nach 1850/60 Weißporzellan mit Golstaffage und polychromer Bemalung, auf einem rocaillenverzeirten Rundsockel stehend 2 verkleidete Amoretten, zwischen ihnen erheben sich 3 vegetativ gestaltete Leuchterarme, mit zahlreichen plastisch ausgearbeiteten Blüten und Blättern, Modell-Nr. 128, H. ca. 21 cm. Berieben, Fehlstellen und Restaurierungen (z.B. das vorgestreckte Bein der Amorette mit Rock), Altersspuren.| MEISSEN 3-flame candlestick with cupids, 1st choice, after 1850/60. White porcelain with gilding and polychrome painting, on a round base decorated with rocaille 2 cupids in disguise, between them 3 vegetatively shaped arms of the candelabra, with numerous plastically worked flowers and leaves, model no. 128, h. approx. 21 cm. Rubbed, missing parts and restorations (e.g. the leg of the cupid with skirt), signs of age.
Lot 623
MEISSEN Paar 2-flammige Figurenleuchter, 1860-1924, Modelle von Johann Joachim Kaendler 1760, weibliche und männliche Figur in barocker Kleidung auf einem Felssockel sitzend und jeweils die beiden vegetabilen Leuchterarme haltend, polychrom staffiert, Leuchter mit Dame Modell-nr. 2739 (partiell fachmännisch restauriert), Leuchter mit Galan Modell-nr 2705, je Knaufschwertermarke, Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, H je 22 cm.| MEISSEN Pair of 2-flame figure chandeliers, 1860-1924, models by Johann Joachim Kaendler 1760, female and male figures in baroque clothing sitting on a rock base, each holding the two vegetal arms of the candlestick, polychrome decorated, candlestick with 'lady' model no. 2739 (partially professionally restored), chandelier with gallant model number 2705, each sword mark with knobs, signs of age and wear, height 22 cm each.
Lot 350
A near pair of Castle Hedingham pottery ewers, of Renaissance style, with scrolling relief decoration on a blue ground, each signed E Bingham, Castle Hedingham to the base, 28cm high, together with a similar candlestick, unmarked, 19cm high (3)Candlestick is broken and glued, with losses mostly around the top.
Lot 365
A Castle Hedingham blue and cream glazed pottery candlestick, stamped CASTLE HEDINGHAM, with pad mark to base, 27cm high, together with a small blue glazed urn, incised EWB, 11cm high (2)Vase has crazing within the glaze, both the rim of the foot and lip of the bowl are worn and chipped around the edges. Candlestick is dirty, with various small chips around the edges. It is roughly made, so not too noticeable.
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