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An unusual Brannam pottery figural candlestick, by Thomas Liverton, and modelled as the figure of a girl with long brown hair in predominantly yellow, with the hem of her dress decorated with blue flowers in tube-lined slip, she holds the candle sconce in both hands, 18.5cm. high, factory marks, artist's monogram and dated 1903.
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A Galle faience chamber candlestick, the almost heart-shaped drip pan decorated in shallow relief with a twig and leaf flanking the sconce against a shaded brown and mauve ground and having a grotesque elephantine mask handle edged with interrupted egg and dart bands and gilding, 23cm. long, signed 'Emile Galle, Nancy' , 'depose' and 'EG' with cross of Lorraine. (chips)
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A Liberty & Co 'English Pewter' chamber candlestick, designed by Archibald Knox, of almost circular shape with stylised plant-form decoration terminating with copper 'buds' (once possibly enamelled), the strap handle extending to form part of the sconce, 18cm. long, marked 'English Pewter' and numbered '0525'.
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A Fukien type candlestick, the slender tapering stem with drip pan and three points, the base as a dish with high slightly flared sides, 25.5cm, 17th century; and a bowl with flared rim and recessed base, covered in a white glaze, 15cm, 17th century. The former bought from Norton 29/1/58 collecrtion label KRM 132; the latter bought from Bluett, 20/2/57, KRM 118. Bought from Sparks, 7/10/49
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A Blue Chinese Landscape pattern candlestick, of standard column type with turned bands of beading around the foot, shaft and top, printed in blue with clippings from the landscape around the shaft and the usual border around the top and the foot, height 23.7cm, unmarked, circa 1815-30 (minor chipping to foot)
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A silver pedestal mustard pot, William Hutton & Sons, Birmingham 1912, domed cover and blue glass liner, a silver round plain salt cellar Chester 1915, on three squat bracket feet blue glass liner, a silver pepper urn indistinct date marks, a silver dressing table short candlestick Birmingham 1914 4.75" high, a pair of EPNS napkin rings and an electroplated round matchbox and flat cover monogrammed S M and a silver mustard spoon (8)
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An Edwardian silver gilt cream jug and sugar bowl, Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1908, of lobed oval form, with foliate embossed angles, leaf cast handles approx 4ozs and a silver octagonal swing handled bon bon dish S W Smith & Co, Birmingham 1913, on pedestal base 4.5" wide approx 2ozs, a silver short candlestick, Birmingham 1910, and a silver barrel pepper pot on three ball feet, Sheffield 1918 (5)
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A LATE VICTORIAN ELECTROPLATED BALUSTER-SHAPED HOT WATER JUG, floral, and "C" scroll embossed, with a hinged cover, approximately 9.50 ins high and a 19th Century Sheffield plated telescopic CANDLESTICK, of circular form with gadroon borders, approximately 7 ins high. (2)., 9.5 in (24.13 cm) high
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A STAFFORDSHIRE PORCELAIN CHAMBER CANDLESTICK, circa 1830-35, possibly Ridgway, of asymmetric rococo form, decorated in giltwork with acanthus moulding, and enclosing gilt initials "R P D" and a leopard crest, upon four paw bracket feet 2.5"h, and a porcelain campana shaped vase, circa 1840, decorated with gilt banding, (hairline crack to base) 3.7" h, 2.5 in (6.35 cm) high, 3.7 in (9.4 cm) high
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