Pair of iron column candlesticks with capitals

Pair of iron column candlesticks with capitals. 18"h

A pair of cast iron Corinthian column capitals, A pair of cast iron Corinthian column capitals, 20th century, each cast in four sections, 51cm wide 51cm deep 44cm high (2) Provenance: The Gordon Gridl

A pair of nineteenth century cast iron fluted columns with capitals. Ht: 133" Width: 7" Depth: 7"

A pair of nineteenth century cast iron fluted columns with capitals. Ht: 133" Width: 7" Depth: 7"

A pair of silver plate column form candlesticks with Corinthian capital tops, monogrammed DKM and GEM. Size: 11" H x 5" W x 5" D

Pair Gorham sterling silver column candlesticks, First half 20th c., USA, Corinthian capitals with removable bobeche, fluted stems on stepped foot, undersides with maker's mark and model A3208, engrav

Unusual pair of chambersticks with flower-form capitals, reticulated bobeches and talon feet, the urnlike bodies painted with green and brown faux-patinated finish. Dimensions: H 6" x W 5.25" x D 3.25

Pair of Georgian Sterling Silver Column Candlesticks 1759. Fully Hallmarked: William Cafe, London, England, 1759. Each stop-fluted stem on shaped bases with pierced Corinthian capitals and fitted with

Pair of Georgian Sterling Silver Column Candlesticks, W. Cripps, 1759. Hallmarked: William Cripps, London, England, 1759. Each stop-fluted stem on shaped bases with pierced Corinthian capitals and fit

A Pair of Royal Worcester Corinthian Column Candlesticks c.1870. Each modeled as a turquoise fluted column, the capital above forming the candle holder, all above a square section cushioned pedestal b

French, Late 19th/Early 20th Century, pair of dore mounted rouge marble column candlesticks, Neo-Classical style, square base with Corinthian capitals and acanthus leaf sockets. Approx. 7 3/4" H, 2 3/

DESCRIPTION: Pair of silver plated capital candlesticks featuring an overall Ionian column design atop a square plinth and decorated with copious garland and floral trimmings. Finished with gilt accen

(pair) Silverplate candlesticks, now fashioned as table lamps, having pointed finial, over single light, rising on fluted columnar standard with Corinthian capital, ending on stepped square base, some

(pair) American Gorham silver plate candle lamps, reticulated shade with anthemion, laurel branches, and urns, faux candle standard, columnar base with Corinthian capital, fluted shaft, on a stepped s

2 Victorian Cast Iron Architectural Corinthian Columns. An elegant pair of fluted neoclassical columns with Corinthian capitals. Made in cast iron and painted white. Great architectural additions, gar

NED-CLASSICAL COLUMNAR CANDLESTICKS - Pair. Silver plate. Reeded columns with Corinthian Capitals. 13.75" h.

First-quarter 20th Century Each gilt-bronze candlestick issuing three capitals in the form of thuribles over an architectural column with inset malachite veneered cabochons and dome surmounted by fig

FRENCH GILDED IRON CANDLESTICKS, PAIR, H 13" :Impressed "France". Twisted column.

These antique gate post pier capitals are heavy cast iron with elegant classic proportions. Painted black. Circa 1900. They would have sat atop a pair of stone columns or gate piers framing a driveway

Oversized Neoclassical gilt-gesso wood large pricket candlesticks, Composite Roman capital, Ionic / Corinthian fluted columns, garlands of fruit, acanthus leaves, putti / winged cherubs and lion paw f

Pair of German Carved Wood Pricket Candlesticks mid-20th century, carved walnut, ornate twisting column with foliate iron bobeche, tripodal stand with carved theatrical mask alternating with scrolled

George II Louis Black Sterling Silver Candlesticks 1762, a pair, Classical Corinthian order columns having openwork capitals, on truncated pyramidal bases having cartouches rampant demi-lion over crow

Pair of silver plate candlesticks with stop-fluted columns and Corinthian capitals. [8 1/2" H x 5" W x 5" D].

Pair of German silver candlesticks, of Empirical form with capital tops, fluted columns and scroll feet ending in triangular bases. Attenburg, late 18th century. 36.0 ozt. [14" H x 7" Diam.].