Monumental pair English sterling candelabra

Pair English Weighted Sterling 3 Light Candelabra w/flame top snuffers, 20 x 14 x 5.5 inches, each, Provenance: from the Estate of J. David Barnes, Fox Chapel, Pa.

Fitted with 3 branches, bearing London hallmark, by silversmith Henry Wilkinson & Co., dated 1893, approximate height 20", with weighted bases, approximate weight 122.9 troy ounces.

classical shield and garland design, hallmarks of Sheffield, England, 1910-1911, maker H.E. Ltd., triple sconce, 15 1/2" tall, convert to single 10" sticks, weighted, made for J.E. Caldwell.

Pair of English Sterling Silver five-light candelabra with removable branch for candlesticks. Bobeches and flame finials. Marked on bases and bobeches and finials. London 1959. T & Co. makers. 18-3/4"

A pair of English sterling silver weighted fluted candle sticks with silver plate three cup candelabra attachments. Candle sticks and bobeches stamped IG & Co. with lion passant, Sheffield crown, E da

Pair of Fisher English Rose Sterling Silver Candelabramid-20th century, convertible three-light form, weighted base, no monograms. Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.lelandlittle.

Grouping of weighted silver including: 4 Hamilton sterling cups with weighted bases, pair of Duchin Creations weighted sterling candelabra, pair of English sterling weighted candlesticks, sterling can

Sheffield, 1888-89. Fully marked and maker's mark. 39 cm high. (Weighted)

Pair of English Regency Style sterling convertible three-arm candelabra, retailed by Tiffany & Co. Each with removable, scrolling arms having gadroon-edged nozzles, drip pans, and edges, over a column

SHEFFIELD STERLING SILVER PAIR OF MONUMENTAL CANDELABRA, each boldly shaped stem supporting six scrolling arms, each with a hanging pendant, surmounted by a double C-scroll finial, the whole raised on

PAIR FISHER WEIGHTED STERLING SILVER "ENGLISH ROSE" CANDELABRA, #2550. HEIGHT 17"

Pair of Gorham sterling weighted candelabras, “English Reproduction”, with gadrooned edging. 11.75”H. 

John Watson (Sheffield), 1814. Group of four English Rococo style sterling gilt pair of candelabra and pair of candlesticks with ornate foliate, scroll, and shell decoration. Weighted base and arms. M

ENGLISH NEOCLASSICAL-STYLE WEIGHTED STERLING SILVER CANDELABRA PAIR, each having two-piece construction with three-lights and two scrolling reeded arms, each capital having an original bobec

Including a small Gorham Chippendale tray (7-1/2 in.); a pair of weighted candelabra (w. 10-1/4 in.); a Fina Exemplar Paul Revere bowl; a Wallace shell-form dish; a pair of English openwork footed dis

PAIR ORNATE FISHER STERLING SILVER 3 LIGHT CANDELABRA, ENGLISH ROSE, APPROX 17"H, SKU183.08

Silver and English Silver Hollowware. Including a Mexican Jose Marmolejos sterling (3) light candelabra - stamped, "Hencho en Mexico 0.925 Sterling JMS"; pair of silver llama napkin rings; a

Sterling Table Articles, English, 19th/20th C., includes a pair of 2-light candelabrum, 2 pierced nut dishes and a footed bowl. Weighable Silver Approx.: 11.25 ozt (Candelabra not weighed) (5 pcs.)(DM

An English Silverplate Tureen. Together with a five-light silverplate candelabra, a Wallace sterling silver picture frame, a J.W. Tucker coin silver cake knife, a silverplate ladle, a pair of .800 sil

Includes a large English silver-plated serving tray with grape and leaf design to border, and central monogram, a pair of weighted candelabra, a small Carter sterling pedestal bowl with scalloped edge

19th and 20th century. Group including a charming pair of towle style lamps along with a weighted sterling silver table lamp and a single English Regency two-light candelabra having a fine hand chased

Pair sterling candelabra by Grand, Argento Massiccid, 128 troy, height is 18 7/8"

A pair of English sterling silver pheasant bird figure ornaments by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd. Marked for london and dated 1973. The hand chased figurine ornaments are realistically modeled after

with pineapple form wood finials made in London in 1801. Maker's mark "RH?" (marks rubbed), possibly for Robert Hennell (1741-1811), scratches, a few dents, dings, one finial slightly bent. 4 1/4" hig