A PAIR OF SILVER TRAVELLING CHAMBER STICKS, by Walter

Pair of Georgian Silver Chamber Sticks 3.5''x7''. Engraved crests on handles. Matching hallmarks for London 1810 with ''IM'' maker, possibly John Munns. Pair weighs 21.7 troy ounces.

Pair of .800 Standard Silver Chamber Candlesticks, [2 1/4" H x 4 1/2" Dia., Total weight approx: 3 ozt.] Some wear and abrasions.

Henry Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield 1861, with shaped gadrooned rims and (later) conical snuffers, the dish engraved with a crest. Diameter 5 - 3/4”. Weight: 18 oz t. Condition: (Very Good). Dimens

Pair of Sterling Silver Chambersticks, Joseph Willmore, Birmingham, England, 1829. Modeled as leaves. Marked. Height: 5cm. Length: 8cm. 85gr.

Pair of silver plate chamber sticks / candle sticks / candle holders. Ca. 19th century, British. Most likely Old Sheffield Plate. Unmarked, unknown maker. 2 chamber sticks with wax catch dish with adj

Pair of sterling silver chambersticks with snuffers. Marked underside "Tiffany & Co. 9221/Makers/1398//Sterling Silver/925-1000". 6" D., 3" Ht..

English (London), 1783. A pair of sterling silver chambersticks with snuffers, by John Crouch I & Thomas Hannam. Both with full marks and engraved crest; oah. 4 in., dish dia. 5.25 in. (each), silver

A handsome pair of antique continental silver push-up chambersticks. Monogrammed "FH" Approximate size: 8" H x 7.5" W x 5" D. Weight: 23.4 Oz. or 665g

1890-1896, 11oz mark for 91.7 silver standard, circular base, with gently domed shape, the border of repousse flowers, against a stippled ground, supporting a columnar standard, with acanthus terminal

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER HURRICANE CHAMBERSTICKS, by Ephraim Tysall, London 1875, the snuffers by Thomas White, London 1877, each with deep pierced sides and strap handle, crested. (2) 8cm high, 17.

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER CHAMBERSTICKS, by Henry Chawner, London 1791, circular with reeded edge and scroll handle, conical snuffers, crested and monogrammed. (2) 15cm diameter, 16.3 troy ounces gr

Pair of silver plated circular chambersticks.

Item: Pair of Gorham Sterling Silver Chambersticks Maker/Designer: Gorham Origin: USA Date/Period: c. 1950 Silver Purity: 92.50% Size: 4.25in across Item Weight: 87g Hallmarks: Gorham Sterling Pair of

Pair of English George III Sterling Silver Chamber Sticks c.1801 by John Mewburn, London, England. With Original Snuffers. Fully Hallmarked.Condition: Generally Very Good.Total Weight: 280g/9.ozt.Dime

Sterling silver pair of antique chambersticks attached to a 3 inch x 4 inch retangular tray with attached round handle.Height 2 1/4 inches.Total weight 6.17 ozt.

Pair of English Silver His and Hers Chambersticks, Sheffield, 1843-44, maker's mark T.I. N.C. Each with scalloped tray supporting lobed bobeche, with scrolled handle and candle snuff, engraved &#3

Pair of Crested George III Sterling Silver Chambersticks , John Robins, London, 1796, each with crested removable bobeche and conical snuffer with acorn finial, h. 3 1/4 in., dia. 6 in., wt. 16.70 tro

ENGLISH ELECTROPLATE SILVER CHAMBERSTICKS, 19TH C., PAIR, H 3 1/2":Identically styled with shell thumb rest and gadrooned rims. No apparent markings.

A pair of Victorian silver novelty miniature / dolls house chambersticks, hallmarked Birmingham 1891, maker Adie Lovekin Ltd. Approx. 3/4" high (2)

each unscrew to become to become a pair of chambersticks, one sterling with floral repousse decoration, marks for Theodore B. Starr (New York City, working 1877-1924), 3.6 oz. T., 3-1/2 in.; one silve

Pair of Hamilton sterling silver candelabras. Top arms are removable and convert into chamber sticks. Measure approx. 12.5 x 5 x 10.5 inches each. Surface wear to pieces consistent with exposure, some

1) A pair of Derby Co. reed-form, silver plate candlesticks, a pair of brass chamber sticks, and a single chamber stick with a snuff. [Largest: 10 inches high]. 2) A pair of wood and brass candlestick

Sterling articles include: pair of figural salt cellars with matching spoons, Georgian-style salt, two various compotes. Silver plate articles include a chamber stick and bread dish. [3 1/4" t0 12 1/4

A pair of early 20th century silver plated candlesticks showing flaring columns rising from oval bases to urn shaped nozzles with detachable bobèches, the bases bearing maker's marks marks for Ba