Early Wick Trimmer/Candle Snuffer

Victorian sterling silver wick trimmer / candle snuffer, Benjamin Smith, hallmarked and engraved with heraldic lion rampant holding a sword, shell motif to handles, 7.5"l, 5.36ozt total **Provenance:

Early Candle Wick Trimmer/Snuffer. Early - Mid 19th century. American or English. Iron. 1 1/8"H X 5 3/4"W X 2 1/8"D. Finely formed, dry original black paint, working order. Please note that this lot h

19th C Wick Trimmer/Snuffer Early-mid 19th C Iron 1 5/8"H X 6 3/16"W X 2 1/4"D Very fine form, with peg legs, great detailing throughout. Original dry black paint. Rare hidden spring loaded mechanism,

A pair of French early 19th century 950 standard silver wick trimmers or snuffers, Paris 1819-38 by Pierre-Noël Blaquière (reg. 1803) Plain form with a box section, marked throughout. Together w

Title: ANTIQUE CAST IRON CANDLE SNUFFER WICK TRIMMER SCISSORS & LOVELY TRAY Provenance/Additional Info: ANTIQUE CAST IRON CANDLE SNUFFER WICK TRIMMER SCISSORS & LOVELY TRAY Date/Period: APPROX EARLY 1

Grouping of 4 early iron/tin lighting related articles including a hand forged sticking Tommy, hand forged wick snippers, hand forged candle snuffers and a tin snuffer tray. All late 18th to early 19t

LION FIGURAL LIGHTER FLUID BURNING LAMP, cast metal, silver-plated figure, tail forming handle, wick coming out of mouth with chain, snuffer and fill cap top of head. Fourth quarter 19th/early 20th ce

UNLISTED FIGURAL ELK MINIATURE FLUID LAMP, silver-plated, detailed hollow figure standing on an embossed rock base; wick in center of back with chain and snuffer. Fourth quarter 19th/early 20th centur

Crafted of sterling silver. Features an antique style rampant lion design. Scissor like construction with candle wick snuffer ends. Unidentified hallmarks. Measures 4 1/4" x 2 1/2". Total weight 75.4

Late 19th century. In the Georgian style, the piece having its original wick snuffer. Good overall condition. H4"

Includes tea kettle, 15" tall Britain ware Scutterware brass percolator on stand, 4 antique / vintage chamber sticks, 1 brass wick snuffer / scissors and small brass bell - All in used condition - den

Vintage, possibly antique, candle wick Snuffer. Decorated with cast floral motifs. Hallmark unidentifiable. Wear is consistent with age and use. Measures approx 7.75 inches long. Candlewick accessorie

GEORGIAN ENGLISH STERLING SILVER CANDLE SNUFFER / WICK TRIMMER, hinged scissors form with openwork handles and raised on three short feet, blade lifts as snuffer closes, top of snuffer box featuring a

A unique Victorian cast iron antique candle snuffer, wick trimmer, scissor adorned with a double heart. Measures 7". Great condition (CP-145)

Lot of 2 brass implements incl 12" candle snuffer & wick scissors

An early candle snuffer together with a dagger, metal knife sheath, mirror and a Middle Eastern embossed pot (5).

EXTENDABLE BRASS WICK HOLDER SNUFFER Used for lighting candles, with attached brass conical extinguisher. Comes with long wick. Extended: 25" - Collap

Two Early Candle Snuffers. C 1820-50, rolled sheet iron, original surfaces with fine patina. Both of "Witch's Hat" form, the first a rare long handled example with looped handle. The other of classic

Mid - Late 18th century Forged Iron 2 1/8"H X 6 3/4"W X 15/16"D Fine pair of delicately forged iron scissor form candle snuffers. Original dry black painted surfaces. Please note that this lot has a c

Very Unique Pair of Art Nouveau Brass Oil Torchiere Table Lamps. Fully functional (need new wick). Early 20th Century. Dimensions: 11.70"H x 5.75" Top Diameter x 3.90" Sq. Base.

Georgian Sterling Silver footed scissor form candle snuffer wick trimmer with rocaille chasing. Hallmarked London 1811, silversmith Wilkes & John Booth. The associated oblong under tray with gadrooned

Early 4-wick grease lamp with wrought iron lighting trammel and rooster finial, 22"L as shown but trammel is adjustable

Iron and brass "HENRY BOKER" miner's frog lamp with hearts; early cast wick trimmers; tin hogscaper candlestick with thumb pad and hanger. Condition - good.

Railroad conductor's lantern, possibly nickel plated, with intact clear glass globe, kerosene burner and wick. Early design by Adams & Westlake, c1900. Base of the lantern reads // ADAMS & WESTLAKE /