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Royal Interest - Pair of early 20th century mahogany lamps, each having a metal plaque to the shaped bases inscribed 'This candlestick is of mahogany from The Royal Paddle Yacht "Victoria and Albert", Built in Pembroke 1855; Broken Up At Portsmouth 1903', 30cm high (ex.fittings)

A PAIR OF GEORGE II CAST SILVER CANDLESTICKS JOHN CAFE, LONDON 1751 With shaped circular sconces, reel capitals, knopped baluster stems and shaped circular moulded spreading bases with leaves at intervals 22.5cm (9in) high 1196g (38.45 oz) Condition Report: Candlestick 1 - Marks to base are clear, marks to capital worn, sconce unmarked, stands well, play to the sconce, no engraving, shells to the sconces rubbed, some pitting to the base, start of a possible split towards the base of the stemCandlestick 2 - Marks to base are clear, marks to capital worn, sconce with partial maker's mark ... . P, sconce with worn crest, stands well, some pitting to the baseThe sconces appear to be matched to the candlesticksBoth with light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer

A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN SILVER CANDLESTICKS FAVELL, ELLIOTT & CO., LONDON 1888 The sconces with beaded borders, the scrolled capitals with husk swags, tapering fluted stems, to square bases with beaded bands, husk swags, ribbons and oval medallions 32cm (12 1/2i n) high Loaded Condition Report: Candlestick 1 - Marks are partially obscured, nicks to the base, gap to the sconce, no engraving, slightly wobbles, stands trueCandlestick 2 - Marks rubbed, nicks to the base, slight gap to the sconce, no engraving, slightly wobbles, stands trueCandlestick 3 - Marks are partially obscured, nicks to the base, gap to the sconce, no engraving, slightly wobbles, stands trueCandlestick 4 - Marks are partially obscured, nicks to the base, gap to the sconce, no engraving, slightly wobbles, stands trueCandlestick 5 - Marks are partially obscured, nicks to the base, gap to the sconce, no engraving, slightly wobbles, stands trueCandlestick 6 - Marks are partially obscured, nicks and dents to the base, gap to the sconce, no engraving, slightly wobbles, stands trueAll with light scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer

A PAIR OF GEORGE II SILVER CANDLESTICKS WILLIAM SKEEN, LONDON 1755 The sconces with shells to the corners, baluster capitals, knopped stems and on shaped circular moulded spreading bases with foliage 25cm (9 3/4in) high 1694g (54.45 oz) Condition Report: Candlestick 1 - Marks clear, split and small piece missing to foot rim, badly wobbles, sconce fits tightly to the capital, stands true, rubbing to the decorationCandlestick 2 - Marks clear, stands well, stem slightly bent, sconce does not sit flush, some rubbing to the decorationBoth with light scratches and wear commensurate with age and useSplits and knocks to the ends of both sconces Condition Report Disclaimer

A MATCHED SET OF FOUR QUEEN ANNE AND GEORGE I SILVER OCTAGONAL CANDLESTICKS ANTHONY NELME, LONDON 1713 (2) AND 1714 (2) With waisted octagonal capitals, baluster stems, engraved with an armorial and on octagonal moulded spreading bases 18cm (7in) high 1606g (51.6 oz) The paternal arms are for the family of PALMER of Marston Staffordshire, descended from the same family of York. The maternal arms of the family NEWDEGATE or NEWDIGATE of Arbury and Astley Warwickshire. The impaled arms are likely for Charles PALMER (1692-1764), then of Warwickshire, and his wife Mary NEWDIGATE (1711-1744) daughter of Richard NEWDIGATE (1668-1727) 3rd Baronet of Arbury by Elizabeth TWISDEN (1681-1765). They were married in 1733, a short time (20 years) after the assay dates, suggesting a later engraving and/or earlier family ownership. Charles PALMER was the son of William PALMER (died 1722) of Ladbroke, Warwickshire by Mary SKRYMASTER (1656-1729).  Condition Report: Candlestick 1 -Marks generally clear, stands well, engraving lightly rubbed, some pitting, stands trueCandlestick 2 - Marks generally clear, slightly wobbles, engraving lightly rubbed, some pitting, stands trueCandlestick 3 - Marks generally clear, slightly wobbles, engraving lightly rubbed, some pitting, stands trueCandlestick 4 - Marks clear, badly wobbles, stem appears slightly twisted, engraving lightly rubbed, some pittingAll with light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use. No sconces.Condition Report Disclaimer

A PAIR OF GEORGE III CAST SILVER CANDLESTICKS EBENEZER COKER, LONDON 1760 With shaped square sconces with foliage to the corners, reel capitals, foliate knopped stems and on shaped moulded square bases with foliage and shells 25.5cm (10in) high 1151g (37 oz) Condition Report: Candlestick 1 - Marks to the base are clear, rubbed maker's mark to the capital, sconce appears to be unmarked, rubbing to the high points of the decoration, wobblesCandlestick 2 - Date to base partially obscured, rest are clear to the base, worn mark to the capital, sconce unmarked, rubbing to the high points of the decoration, stands well, one corner of the sconce knockedBoth with light scratches and marks commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer

A KOREAN BRASS CANDLESTICK WITH BUTTERFLY20TH CENTURYThe tall stem raised on a stepped base and with a large butterfly reflector to the top; a rectangular panel to the side decorated in openwork with a small bird perched on a flower and with bamboo branches beside it, 157.5cm. (2)

A vintage banker's style desk lamp, with opaque green glass shade and brass body - sold with a pair of brass table lamps of candlestick form

A silver topped cut glass sugar caster and silver topped cut glass oil bottle - sold with silver blank cartouche napkin ring and a damaged squat candlestick

A box containing a quantity of assorted brass and other metalware including candlestick, lidded coal bucket, etc.

A late Victorian silver baluster cream jug, set on triple paw pattern feet - London 1891 - sold with a 17.5cm high silver candlestick - nozzle missing

MINTON STYLE CHAMBER CANDLESTICK, with floral and gilt decoration

REPRODUCTION RESIN CORNUCOPIA CANDLESTICK TRINKET BOX, with gilt decoration22cm high

TWO SILVER MOUNTED HOOF SALT CELLARS, ALONG WITH FURTHER SILVER comprising a candlestick, a salt cellar, matchbox holder, pickle fork, bookmark, and cruet spoonsAdditional images of markings added

PAIR OF ELIZABETH II SILVER CANDLESTICKS, MAKER C J VANDER LTD, SHEFFIELD 1995 each candlestick filled29.1cm high

A silver sauce boat, on oval pedestal foot by J. B. Chatterley & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1941, and a collection of further silver comprising three dishes, a five bar toast rack, a pair of double sided shot measures with loop handles, a pair of circular salts, two peppers and two candlestick finials, 29oz overall. (qty)

A mixed collection of Studio and Art Glass to include Mdina squat vase, Mdina 'Earthtones' scent bottle, a large cobalt blue glass Genie bottle A/F, a large 'Spinach' bowl, Isle of Wight bowl and others along with stoneware items to include a Dicker Ware candlestick holderLocation:

Metalware - copper Samovar, brass candlestick, trench art shell case vase etc

A pair of silver candlesticks, by James & William Deakin, Chester, of faceted form, and another silver candlestick, by William Adam, Birmingham (3) Condition Report:Available upon request

A pair of Elizabeth II silver three light candelabra Birmingham, 1960, Adie Bros Ltdwith detachable scroll arms, on tapering stems with leaf cast borders on weighted bases, (2)height 21cm.Condition: wax residue. to pans. One candlestick with movement where stem joins base

A pair of George II silver candlesticksLondon, 1759, William Cafe with circular detachable drip pans, (one lacking), the reel shaped capitals on slender tapering octagonal waisted stems with gadrooned knops, on square bases with gadrooned borders, crested, numbered height 26cm., weight approx. 43.44oztCondition: One candlestick is lacking the detachable drip pan. Slight rock to both. Tarnish and wax residue

A collection of brass to include scales, charger with Binares folding base, spiral candlestick and other items. 

Lino Sabattini (Italian, 1925-2016). Mid-century Modern three piece silverplate candlestick set, each with two arms. Marked along the sides.(Each) Height: 12 1/4 in x width: 4 in x depth: 5 in. Weight: 1,502.5 grams. />Condition: Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions.

CARTIER STERLING SILVER TAPER CANDLESTICK

A pair of late 19th Century bronzed Cherub Groups, each on wooden base, 20cms (8"), a pair of plated Candlesticks, a bronze lustre Candlestick, a pair of pierced brass Candlesticks, a two branch Wall Light, two old metal wall mounted Oil Lamps, and two ceramic Balls. (12)

A Spelter model Candlestick, of Dickens Character, together with another similar metal Candlestick, each indistinctly signed. (2)

A Mamluk silver-inlaid bronze candlestick base Egypt or Syria, 14th Centuryof flaring truncated conical form with raised rib above the foot and below the upper edge, with everted rim, engraved and decorated with cartouches containing inscriptions on a ground of vegetal interlace, interspersed by roundels containing further inscriptions, all on a ground of geometric interlace 13.1 cm. tallFootnotes:Inscriptions: to the long cartouches around the body, al-maqarr al-'ali al-mawlawi al-maliki al-ma (?)/ al-'alimi al-'amili al-maliki al-nasiri, 'The High authority, the Lord, the Possessor ... the Learned, the Diligent, (an official of) al-Malik al-Nasir'; to the roundels, repeat of al-maqarr al-'ali al-mawlawi al-maliki al-maliki al-nasir[i], 'The High authority, the Lord, the Possessor, (an official of) al-Malik al-Nasir.'The terms al-malik al-nasir could refer to Muhammad ibn Qalaun whose copper coins bear a six-petalled rosette. He reigned three times between AH 693-4 (AD 1293-4), AH 698-708 (AD 1299-1309) and in AH 709 (AD 1310-11).Important Notice to BuyersSome countries, e.g., the US, prohibit or restrict the purchase by its citizens (wherever located) and/or the import of certain types of works of particular origins. As a convenience to buyers, Bonhams has marked with the symbol R all lots of Iranian (Persian) and Syrian origin. It is each buyer's responsibility to ensure that they do not bid on or import a lot in contravention of the sanctions or trade embargoes that apply to them.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: RR This lot is subject to import restrictions when shipped to the United States.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Mixed Lot: One silver candlestick hallmarked for Birmingham 1930 (a/f), silver egg cup, Birmingham 1928, makers mark for the Ady Bros, cut glass and silver based open salt, large ornate gilt and metal serving spoon etc

A pair of Edward VII silver candlestick with acanthus leaf caps, fluted swirl design columns to a stepped square loaded base with beaded and garland decoration, engraved each to one side with initials, 14cm tall, Sheffield 1904, makers mark for James Deakin & Sons

A PAIR OF FINE CHINESE SPINACH-GREEN JADE PRICKET CANDLESTICKS QIANLONG 1736-95 The bell-shaped bases carved in low relief with overlapping pendent leaves enclosing geometric scrolls, the tall stems worked with bands of lappets and prunus blossoms reserved on leiwen to the raised bulbous sections, each rising to a central broad drip pan and surmounted by a smaller drip pan set with a metal pin, the flared trays decorated with ruyi motifs, carved with six notched flanges to each principal section, the rims incised with borders of key fret, with black specks dispersed throughout the dark green stone, 32.3cm. (2) Provenance: the Lawrence Collection of jades and hardstone carvings, purchased from Spink & Son prior to 1959. Candlestick prototypes can be found in China as early as the Han dynasty, usually in ceramic, bronze and lacquer. Jade candlesticks became especially popular during the Qing dynasty, when they were used together with jade incense burners and vases to perform ceremonies at altars. The design and decoration of these pieces show an interesting use of traditional elements, but with several innovations. For instance, in addition to the cicada blades, the rims of the pans and base are incised with fine angular spirals, leiwen. While these motifs appeared as early as on the ritual bronze vessels of the Shang and Zhou periods, the lotus and prunus are clearly much later being more common features of Ming and Qing decorative art. In traditional Chinese symbolism the lotus is a sacred flower held in high esteem by both Buddhists and Daoists; it symbolizes purity, perfection, summer and fruitfulness. The seat of the Buddha is usually decorated with lotus. The Daoist Immortals carry lotus-stems in their hands. Prunus is also well known for its symbolism of seasonality (Winter) and the implication of purity and friendship. By employing these ornamental motifs, the Qing Emperors expressed their desire to be the heirs of ancient Chinese tradition and at the same time, that the objects had to be understood by later generations. Cf. Compendium of Collections in the Palace Museum, Jade, vol.8, p.261, no.224 for a comparable single candlestick; see also pp.262-264, nos.225 and 227 for related pairs of candlesticks in spinach-green jade; see also G Wills, Jade of the East, p.132, no.124 for another similar pair.清乾隆 碧玉雕花卉紋出戟燭臺 一對來源：勞倫斯珍藏玉石，1959年前購於Spink & Son。

DAVID LINLEY; a modern fluted column candlestick with white metal mount to top, inscribed 'Linley' to the front, height 30cm.

A Persian carved stone candlestick modelled as a dog, height 9.5cm, width 12cm.

A small quantity of sundry items, to include two large glass vases, glass candlestick, stoneware flagon and various other decorative ceramics.

A late 19th/early 20th century gilt bronze and hardstone candlestick, height 17.5cm.

A pair of silver plated three branch candlesticks, height to top 42cm, together with a similar five branch candlestick, height to top 55cm.

ERCOL BLONDE ELM & BEECH DINING TABLE AND FOUR CANDLESTICK BACK DINING CHAIRS, 71.5cms H, 113cms L, 65.5cms W (closed), 125cms W (fully open), and 80cms H, 41.5cms W, 37cms seat D, all the chairs having a double cross frame stretcherProvenance: private collection Pwllheli

Two brass table candelabrum, chamber stick, pricket candlestick, oil can, barometer and clock

A cast metal five sconce table candelabrum together with a copper jelly mould, further miniature copper cauldron, bird ornament, candlestick

A tray of brass candlesticks, horse brasses, miniature copper watering can, pewter pricket candlestick etc

A collection of horse-brasses; a wrought-iron magazine-rack; a silver plated candlestick; various items of household linen, etc.

A Part Porcelain Garniture to Comprise Pedestal Bowl of Oval Form Having Pierced Sides and Encrusted with Flowers and Leaves and Hand Painted Cartouches, the Support of Scrolled Form on Tripod Feet, the Underneath with Crossed Blue Mark for Sitzendorf, 20.5cm high, and a Figural Candlestick of Tree Form with Dandy on Scrolled Quadrant Feet, 35.5cm high. Condition issues to include some loss etc

A Tall Green Glazed Terracotta Candlestick by Bretby, 35cms High

Collectors items and desk accessories, including: a collection of art glass snail figures; a pair of Italian alabaster bookends; a brass inkstand; a brass mounted glass inkwell; a Royal Commemorative Silver Jubilee silver Crown Dish, in box; a glass candlestick; and a selection of vintage razors.

A 19th Century patinated bronze ' Grand Tour' style chamber candlestick, of floral design, with snuffer attached by chain, 11cms long.

A pair of carved polychrome angels,late 19th century, each supporting a candlestick,46cm highCondition ReportChips, losses and wear throughout. Please see the additional images.

A pair gilt bronze candlestick lamps,mid-20th century, each with a taupe silk pleated shade,12cm diameter50cm high with shade (4)

CARRS OF SHEFFIELD SILVER & GLASS CANDLESTICK

A set of miniature hand blown glass doll’s house glass ware, including carafes, a bowl, beakers, candlestick, etc

A set of six pale blue bubble glass wine glasses, with related bowls, a fruit bowl, candlestick, together with a tall pale yellow bubble glass vase, etc.

Six white metal pierced candlestick light shades with embossed and engraved Bacchanalian scenes of merriment, each with a sliding candle clip supporting the shade.

A selection of 18th and 19th century brass ware including a lion head door knocker, a chalice, two mortars, a beam scale bearing the date 1736, a box, a small candlestick, a pair of oak salts and a bronze and brass effect terracotta Pre-Raphaelite style wall plaque.

A reproduction brass bound oak peat/ coal bucket with zinc liner, a ship's pulley and an Arts & Crafts brass candlestick, bag of vintage old tools.

A 19th century beaten copper coal bucket with a brass loop handle, a brass ember shovel and brush, a candlestick, and other fire tools etc.

A circular brass lion mask door knocker 13cm wide, brass tie backs, a pair of brass door knobs, miniature candlestick etc, together with eight as found oil lamps.

A gothic ironwork ceiling candelabra, 49cm diameter and a pricket candlestick, 78cm high

A quantity of various glassware and china to include glass bowls, Oriental decorated pin dishes, blue bubble glass candlestick, Lurpak butter dish, tea bowls, Maling bowl etc.

A quantity of metalware. Includes pair of pewter chamber candlestick with scrolling handles, ornate tureen, teapots, capstan inkwell, large Thomas Williams pewter lidded jug, etc.

Mixed Lot: 19th Century cast brass figural candlestick, 18th Century brass candlestick with petal formed base (stem loose) and a further sheet metal plaque

Glass candlestick with opaque twist stem, together with two further glass candlesticks, silver coloured, tallest 21cm high

A Moorcroft pottery table lamp, in the form of a candlestick with Pomegranate and Finches pattern, 21cm high (excluding fittings).