A continental brass pushup candlestick having a scalloped base and rim, probably English circa 1775

A continental brass pushup candlestick having a scalloped base and rim, probably English circa 1775 - measures 7 1/2"H x 4 1/8" diameter at base - several dings in the base pedals, otherwise good cond

A very good pair of 19th century Continental brass dwarf candlesticks, showing squared bases with turned columns, rising to urn shaped nozzles. Probably French, circa 1870. Measuring 5.25" high.

Mid 18th century. Petal bases and scalloped rims. Seamed construction and riveted posts. Minor surface wear and discoloration. 8.5"h. From the collection of the late Chris Powell and Christine Powell,

Pair of seamed brass candlesticks, English, Circa 1740, cut corner bases, wear consistent with age including one with crack at rim, oxidation / discoloration on both, 7 1/4" h.

PAIR 18TH C (CIRCA 1780)ENGLISH CANDLESTICKS WITH DECORATED SQUARE BASES, WITH WORKING PUSHUPS, 3" WIDE X 6" TALL (BRASS BOOK P. 185)

17th c. Footed Bowl, probably Dutch or Flemish, having a dished top with scalloped rim, set on a round stepped base, 6 1/8" high, 9 3/8" diam. Condition commensurate with age and use. Provenance: From

Circa 1800. Both pair are cast with pushups. Square bases, 7.5"h. and round bases, 9.75"h.

Sterling Silver Tankard, probably English, circa 1870 and is 3.25" tall. Silver Plate Over Brass Tankard, Continental, circa 1890 and is 3.75" tall. Both in very fine condition. The Sterling Silver Ta

Antique brass candlesticks. Square base with Neo-Classical style column supports. Both are marked on the side of the bases. Possibly Russian, English or American. Circa 1860s. Beautiful old patina. HE

Grouping of early brass objects including a pair of brass pushup candlesticks with drip-plate base - 4 1/2"H (each with soldered repair to rim plate), a brass jam hook, and a decorative brass ornament

American or English, 19th century. Three pairs of brass candlesticks, one pair with scalloped bases and pad feet, one pair with drip pans and one pair of push-up candlesticks; largest oah. 7.5 in. (ea

VERY TALL 18TH C ENGLISH BRASS CANDLESTICK, CIRCA 1730-1740, SQUARE BASE 4 3/4" WIDE, OVERALL HEIGHT 8 1/2". SEE BRASS BOOK P. 183 A

PAIR 18TH C CIRCA 1740, BRASS ENGLISH QUEEN ANNE PETAL BASE CANDLESTICKS, 4 1/4" WIDE X 7 1/2" TALL. SEE BRASS BOOK P. 197D

Chippendale light mahogany slant front desk with fitted interior over 4 graduated drawers with original locks and beading and mounted on bracket base.Circa 1780-1800, probably English. Brasses are old

ENGLISH BATTERSEA / BILSTON ENAMEL PUSH-UP CANDLESTICK, baluster form with a scalloped base and light swirling pattern to top of foot, white ground with overall scattered polychrome han

Five Early Continental Brass Candlestickscirca 1690, likely Spanish or Scandinavian, the tallest pair with turned brass standard and domed bases (7 in.) (one standard with glued repair near base, the

CONTINENTAL BRASS CANDLESTICKS, LOT OF THREE, comprising a lightly-stepped round base example with cylindrical-form stem and candle socket having two extracting holes; a scalloped-foot examp

probably Spanish, possibly mid 17th century, baluster shaft, round petal form base with shallow well, 5-3/4 in. Provenance: Private Bluffton, South Carolina Collection

Pair of English 19th c. Candlesticks, square cut-corner base, knopped stem, original push-ups, 9" high, 3 1/2" sq. Surface wear.

[2] Early 19th C English Continental Brass Candlesticks. Good patina finish. Size: 11.25 in. height, 5.75 in. diameter base

FOUR PAIRS ENGLISH BRASS PUSH-UP CANDLESTICKSEngland, 18th/19th century. Eight (8) total in four variations of turned standards atop lobed, geometric and circular bases.Tallest: 9 3/4 in. (24.77 cm.)

PAIR OF ENGLISH BRASS PUSH-UP CANDLESTICKSEngland, 19th century. Turned highlights with bell form bases.Height: 9 1/2 in. (24.13 cm.)

Pair of Large English Brass Push-up Candlesticks, beehive style bases, 16" tall, 19th century.

DESCRIPTION: A pair of wooden candlesticks designed with rotund, scalloped bases, centered by spindled stems and finished with brass tops, embellished with verdant motifs. CIRCA: Early-Mid 20th Ct. DI