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Lot 160
A PAIR OF DESK CANDLESTICK HOLDERSBirmingham c.1986, mark of Argyll Silver, with removable sconces, the bases weighted; together with a white metal scroll holder of cylindrical form, with pierced geometric decoration, vacant cartouche and detachable cover, 31cm long; and a continental silver coaster. (10.8 toy ozs excluding candle sticks)
Lot 264
A Victorian silver curling tongs heater, 10.5cm l, by James Deakin & Sons, Birmingham 1896, two silver napkin rings, two Dutch silver mounted glass scent bottles, a silver candlestick and a pair of silver sugar tongs, 6ozs 5dwts weighable (7) Heater - dented and worn; lacking push-piece. Candlestick and napkin rings in good condition. Scent bottles - glass undamaged, one silver cap detached
Lot 349
An Edwardian silver column candlestick, the stop fluted shaft on flared square foot with acanthus leaves and gadrooned rim, nozzle, adapted as a lamp, 32cm h excluding fitment, by Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1903, loaded Slight wear and minor knocks and scratches, no inscriptions, not bent, split or repaired, marks somewhat rubbed but legible
Lot 404
A Wedgwood black basalt candlestick, 19th c, in neo classical style and engine turned, 16cm h, impressed WEDGWOOD and a later, larger, Wedgwood black basalt candlestick with reeded pillar (2) Short candlestick - professional restoration to rim of sconce and small flat chip on edge of base. Taller candlestick - undamaged
Lot 103
A mixed group of ceramics comprising two Booth's platters (Pagoda, and Netherlands, larger w- 42cm), several tureens of various transfer printed designs (on with platter and spoon), a pair of candlestick holders decorated with brightly coloured floral designs (possibly Scottish, marked verso)
Lot 163
A group of Wedgwood Jasperware comprising a large planter with classical style sprigged decoration against a mid-blue ground (a/f, h- 18.5cm, w- 24.5cm), a candlestick holder, a cylindrical vase with silver plated rim, an inkwell (a/f), and a squared box with green ground, together with a Wedgwood style miniature vase of squat form on green ground (6)
Lot 175
A Pair of Bronze Patinated Brass and Gilt Metal Candlesticks, of Neo Classical Form, cast with central column of acanthus over gilt circular knop on triform foot base, 19th Century, and a pair of cast and gilt brass chamber candlesticks, moulded with vine leaves and fruit, 5.75ins wideThe candles measure 8.825ins high. One sconce is loose and there isn't sufficient thread for to be screwed on tightly. That same stick, the central shaft is leaning to one side very slightly. The other candlestick has a small hole in the central shaft near the bulbous reeded knop. Some light rubbing to the gilded areas, and some minor dents to the triangular inswept bases. Chamber candlesticks - gilding on both appears to be very rubbed, however, both have a thick layer of dirt. Otherwise they appear to be in good condition.
Lot 115
A Meissen Porcelain Figural Candlestick, late 19th century, emblematic of summer, 28cm; together with two Staffordshire figures (3)Meissen - sconce broken off and restored, further repair to the wheatsheaf and sickleStaffordshire dancer - chip to hat and base, cracks to base, stainedLute player - badly broken and restored
Lot 2508
Pair of late Victorian silver mounted candlesticks, each of oval form, with tapering stem and removable sconce, upon an oval foot, with fluted and bead decoration, hallmarked Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London 1893, H19cmCondition Report: Approx (weighted bases)General wear commensurate with age and use, in the form of surface scratches, nicks and small knocks. Some splits to silver mounted stem, including one particularly large one to middle of one candlestick, and old solder repairs to splits. Some creasing/buckling to stems and larger knocks/indentations throughout.
Lot 2594
Group of silver, including silver mounted candlestick, set of four teaspoons, open salt, napkin rings, etc all hallmarked Condition Report:Weighable silver approx 4.91 ozt (152.6 grams), weighted candlestick approx 2.96 ozt (92 grams). General wear commensurate with age and use, in the form of surface scratches, nicks, indentations and knocks. Hallmarks with varying degrees of wear, some elements indistinct.
Lot 40
AN IZNIK DISH, OTTOMAN ANATOLIA, CIRCA 1590-1600 underglaze painted fritware, the well decorated with a green ground roundel containing a pair of harpies perched on a candlestick, flanked by leafy sprigs, framed by a lotus border, the lip with wave and scroll band, the underside with drilled rim foot and alternating pomegranate and serpent motifs, framed by foliated line border, 6cm high; 28cm diam.Provenance: Private collection, London. Acquired before 1967.For a dish with a related design in the Gulbenkian Museum, Lisbon, see Atasoy & Raby 1989, fig.547, p.257. See also fig. 544 on the same page for similar harpy figures.
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