German Rococo Weighted Silver Plate Candelabra

Pair of Gorham Rococo Revival silver-plate convertible five light Candelabra, late 19th century, the weighted candlestick base cast with rocaille and florals, with four scrolling candle arms centered

Mid 19th century. Marked 90 TG. Nicely formed with a gold washed interior. Good overall condition. H6 1/4" W12 1/2" Sold from the collection of the late John "Jack" C. West Jr , Camden, South Carolina

Pair of weighted silver plate candelabra. 17" h x 16" w

Pair of contemporary three-light candelabras that convert to single candlesticks when arms are removed. Apparently unsigned. Dimensions: H 18" x W 16" x D 5.5" Condition: Surface tarnish and rubs, a f

CONTEMPORARY 7 ARM, WEIGHTED SILVERPLATE CANDELABRAS. 17" DIAM x 28" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

Group German Rococo style silver plate tablewares, 20th c., (7) pieces, includes a pokal with swan finial, sea children with tridents, shells and serpents around sides, stamped with a "4" underneath,

Circa 1880, likely Europe. The pair have been very well cast and elegantly formed. They are sold alongside a single figural silver plate candlestick of similar era and style in the form of a cherub on

Pair of German Victorian Silverplate Seven Light Candelabra. Seven light, with grapevine motif throughout. Marked 'bear rampant L, WP 12 Lot, D' {Approximate dimensions: 24 1/8 high x 16 1/4 wide x 10

Rococo-style silver-plate candelabra, 20th century, five lights with S-scroll arms. 13.25" H X 12" W.

A pair of (2) Rococo style silver plate candelabras each having an ornate design with removable three candle light arms which allow for use as a single candlestick. Unmarked.

Pair of Elkington & Co. Rococo-Style Silverplate Candelabra 1852 and 1857, Birmingham, each with a scrolling diapered standard decorated with grapevines and acanthus fronds, above a base of triangular

DESCRIPTION: A pair of weighted German silver candelabras. Features a circular base embellished with embossed acanthus leaves along the base and beveled stem. Further designed with four arching candle

Victorian Rococo Revival Silver Plate 5-Light Candelabrum 16.25 inches height. size: 16.25 in. x 15 in. ; Shipping - The auction house does not ship any items. We offer our local shipper Gravity Boxes

Rococo Silver Plate 5 Arm Candelabra. 21 inches x 6 inches in diameter.

Three-Light Candelabras. Pair of weighted silverplate three-light candelabras of column form on plinth bases decorated with floral swags. Can be used as candelabra or candlesticks. From a Park Avenue,

(lot of 4) Silverplate candelabra and weighted sterling candelabra parts, including: (1) American silverplate four-light candelabrum, Derby Silver Company, approx 9.25"h, 10.25"diam, (1) English silve

Mid 19th century , Continental. Having a large size with nicely detailed grapevine relief body. H19" W18" Sold from the collection of a Spring Valley lady.

Pair of Silverplate Rococo Style Candelabra, with Putti holding up the 3 arms. . (MCHA3201/2) {WK} Dimensions: 16 H x 11 W

A single antique German .800 silver rococo style 4-arm candelabra , marked "800" ( weight: 784g, 8 1/2"h x 8 1/2" in diameter)

Pair of Baroque Revival silverplate five-arm weighted candelabra with repousse scrolling floral designs and swirling arms, detachable drip pans and replaceable flame form finials, apparently unmarked.

Continental, second half 19th century. A pair of Louis XV style silver plate weighted three arm candelabras. Unmarked. Approx. h. 11.375", w. 10.75". Provenance: From a prominent Private Collection, A

DESCRIPTION: Goldfeder Silver Co. silverplate candelabra. Five lite. Weighted base. Stamped on bottom with Goldfeder crown and "SGEP" in Old English script. MEASUREMENTS: 14" x 18-1/2". CONDITION: Ben

Magnificent pair of Buccellati solid (not weighted) sterling silver Rococo-style candelabra, each having seven candle holders. Each measures 21H x 15W x 5.75D(at base). Total Weight: Approximately 261

Monumental SP German trophy candelabra pair, silverplate, inscribed "the district administrator Ernst Gerlach, who is leaving after twenty years of great effectiveness, in gratitude for the district o