1904-1906 Sheffield Plate Lamp

Marked with the Sheffield 1904-1906 import mark for silver imported into Great Britain. Also marked with a duty mark and two unidentifiable marks. 17-3/4" high x 7" diameter. Wear to plate.

Set of Four William IV Old Sheffield Plate Candlestick Hurricane Lamps, first quarter 19th century, each candlestick with a tapering standard, urn-form nozzle and domed base, and decorated with shell-

Pair of 19th c Large George III Sheffield silver plated hurricane lamps or banquet candlesticks with blown glass shades engraved in a floral design, the candlestick has ventilation holes and gadrooned

A pair of cat crested Old Sheffield Plate Corinthian column candlesticks converted to buffet Lamps, the square bases with gadrooned edges, foliate corners and a crest of a Panther, wear to silver, 26"

Circa 1900s Matthew Boulton & Co., Sheffield Silver Plate Neoclassical Style Lamp. Double star mark on the base. Overall measures 25" x 7-1/2". Condition: Silver plate needs a routine cleaning. Estima

Sterling Silver Candlestick Lamp, Hawksworth, Eyre & Co, Sheffield, England, 1906. Modeled as a Corinthian column. Adapted to electricity, weighted base covered with green felt. Hallmarked. Height

English, late 18th/early 19th century, three piece set including coffee pot, stand and lamp, gadroon borders, ball feet, unmarked, no monogram, 12-1/2 in.,. Notes: For similar example see Frederick Br

Jewish Hanukkahh Lamp, late 19th C. silver Plated, made in America by Sheffield, marked Sheffield Plate on back bottom; coat of arms design, two lions flanking a Menorah_x000D_ Dimension: 8 3/4 by 10

19th century in part. The piece is figural having a Egyptian revival form with carry handle at backside and converted to a working lamp. H20"

Eight Masonic Portrait/Figural Transfer Porcelain Plates. All signed on back with masonic commadery with dates 1904, 1906 and 1907. Largest measures 8-1/4" diam. Condition: Good with wear.

Large Lot of Silver Plate including five candle lamps, hourglass, pair of Sheffield silver plate covered gravy bowls, warmers, etcetera

Neoclassical lamps, silver-plate bodies likely Victorian, possibly Sheffield. Each: 14.25" H (measured to socket). Occasional shallow dents to bodies, some brass-tone base metal showing through silver

8 vols. Caldicott, J. W. The Values of Old English Silver and Sheffield Plates, from the XVth to the XIX Centuries. Edited by J. Starkie Gardner, F.S.S. London: Bemrose & Sons, 1906. Large hefty quart

A CYLINDRICAL COFFEE BIGGIN, Birmingham 1906, floral embossed body, on foot, with ebony handle, 22 cm high; together with a good quality Sheffield electro plate coffee pot, Thomas Bradbury and Sons, 3

Lot of 2 English S.P. & Cut Glass Serving Pieces Lot of 2 antique English silver plate and cut glass table serving pieces includes c1867-1906 William Mammmatt Sheffield 6" x 12 3/4" serving dish with

An Adams & Westlake Company iron and steel switching lantern, green and red lenses, signed on the hinged top cap, patent dated 1906 with an embossed plate on the cap. As shown on page 59 of Adlake 'Si

Speilmann, Sir Isidore. Royal Commission St. Louis International Exhibition 1904, The British Section. Issued by the Royal Commission, 1906. Illustrated, 391 pages, 452 photographic plates. Measures 1

Victorian Silver Plate Music Stand holder in the form of 2 treble clefs, marked with a style number and a Roman lamp hallmark, Roberts & Belk, Sheffield.The holder in the form of 2 treble clefs, marke

Grand George IV Old Sheffield Plate Banquet Service second quarter 19th century, including: a covered venison dish on warmer, h. 14-1/2", l. 26", w. 18-1/4"; a covered roast beef dish on warmer, h. 13

A Rare Regency Period Sheffield Plate Tea Machineearly 19th century, unmarked, featuring a hot water urn and burner raised on a tall central pedestal, flanked by a pair of tea urns and a bowl, all sup

A Sheffield Plate Three-Piece Tea and Coffee Service 19th century comprising a large central and flanking pair of smaller globular urns set within a fitted tray raised on ball feet, each engraved with

English, early/mid 19th century, oval scalloped borders, acanthus decoration, scroll and foliate feet, let in shield with heraldic device, rooster and shield "Fortes Creantur Fortibus" (The brave bege

Pair of Regency Old Sheffield Plate Entree Dishes on Stands first quarter 19th century, each of rounded rectangular form, with acanthus leaf rim, banding and detachable ring handle, above a conforming

English silver plated inkstand in the form of a very early steam locomotive train with railway interest. L. 20 cm (7 7/8 in.)