Josef Frank (1887-1965) Swedish silversmith, a large pair of silver candlesticks for six lights.

Title: Josef Frank (1887-1965) Swedish silversmith, a large pair of silver candlesticks for six lights.Description: Josef Frank (1887-1965) Swedish silversmith, a large pair of silver candlesticks for

Pair of Large Russian Silver 2 Light Candlesticks with Nifite Jade Stems. Fully hallmarkedCondition: Excellent Condition..Silver is Tarnished.Dimensions: H:14.5". Total Weight 1578 g.Provenance: From

A Pair of Six-Light Sterling Silver Candelabra. Repousse candlesticks raised on scrolled rococo style base with removable six-light candelabra top. Underside of bobeche are stamped "sterling" Each: 26

Pair of French 950-Silver Louis XV Style Six-Light Candelabra, 20th c., with removable bobeches, tops remove to create single candlesticks, each part stamped with Minerva head 950-silver mark, bases a

A large and impressive pair of four-light candelabra cast in .800 solid silver by Italian silversmith Ganci Carmelo di Giuseppe Morandino of Milan. Each candelabra with fine scrolled arms extended to

Pair of large silver candlesticks. 17th - 18th century. With a 19th century French mark – a swan – which was used to mark pieces of silver that were imported to France from other countri

French, Early 20th Century, Each Hung With Cut Glass Button Chains And Drops, With Cone Finial, Laurel Corona Mirrored Vasiform Mirror Back. Six Lights On Scroll Arms. Each 41h x 18w x 11d. One Bobech

NOT ELIGIBLE FOR IN-HOUSE SHIPPING. Erik Hoglund (1932-1998) candle chandelier with matching pair candlesticks. Chandelier has six arms. Both have enameled iron and hand blown glass elements. Chandeli

Pair of Mario Buccellati Large "Naturalistic" Grapevine Sterling Silver Candlesticks fourth quarter 20th century, Milan, Italy, in the form of realistically detailed grapevines and clusters, with a si

London, 1897, four arm, shaped square base with acanthus decoration, maker Goldsmiths & silversmith Co., William Gibson & John Lawrence Langman, weighted bases, .925 fine, 24 x 16 x 16 in. Provenance:

Custom upholstered in Schumacher Josef Frank Citrus Garden. On casters.Dimensions: (Chair) H 33.5" x W 34.5" x D 38" x SH 17"Condition: Light wear to legs.

A Pair of Phoenix-Shaped Silver Candlesticks.

Silver enameled. In flowers, birds, Shou Dai Birds, etc. 20th. C.. Each: 61" (155cm) tall and 26" (66cm) wide.Very Good condition except for one piece loose.

Early Georg Jensen Pair of Sterling Silver Candlesticks. Signed and numbered 244. 89 ozt. Ht. 8" W 9".

Pair of large silver colored metal Indian winged figures. Accented throughout with gold wash detail. Concrete filled.Provenance: From the Estate of Horst Rechelbacher, Osceola, Wisconsin.Horst Rechelb

A pair of Dutch silver candlesticksprobably Gregorius van der Toorn II, the Haguemid 18th century, with later tax marksUndersides inscribed C.B. den 9 September 1767.height 7 1/4in (18cm); width 4in (

Gilt bronze and amethyst, with flower decoration. Small damage in the stone.. 35 cm each

PAIR OF ORNATE SILVER PLATE CANDLESTICKS, APPROXIMATELY 11 IN H

PAIR OF ORNATE SILVER PLATE CANDLESTICKS, APPROXIMATELY 11 IN H

A pair of large Russian silver enamel tea caddies with gemstones. The pieces are richly decorated with floral cloisonne enamel ornaments and images of mythical Sirin birds. The interior is gilt. The c

Pair of Early 20th c. Silver Plate Candlesticks, one with etched glass shade, by Nayler Brothers & Sons, each with engraved unicorn crest, weighted and felted bases, candle holders only: 11" high (21"

A pair of large beaded glass and giltwood ten-light chandeliers, A pair of large beaded glass and giltwood ten-light chandeliers, probably early 20th century, Italian, Genoa, each with scrolling branc

Large Pair of Tiffany Studios, NY 3-Light Sconces Early 20th century. Favrile glass and patinated bronze. Brownish-green patina. Shaded inscribed 'L.C.T. Favrile'. 17 x 12 x 15 in.

Pair of Tiffany Studios Patinated Bronze and Favrile Glass Six-Light Ceiling Lights The shades signed in etch 'L.C.T', the bronze unmarked and probably later. 7 x 13 in. diam.