Two Pairs of Italian Altar Sticks

Two Pairs of Italian Altar Sticks first quarter 19th century, including a pair of gilded examples on leaf-carved paw feet, the turned and carved standards decorated with acanthus leaves and reeding, a

Raised on tripod scroll feet, silver gilt fronts. 27.5 H. Restored.

Pair of Italian Baroque Carved and Painted Altar Sticks third quarter 18th century, now mounted as lamps, the hexagonal candle holders supported on vasiform upper standards, the lower tripartite porti

Pair of Italian Giltwood Altar Sticks ca. 1800, of tripartite form, now mounted as lamps, the tapered standards set with panels framed with scrollwork, raised on scrolled feet and electrified. h. 35",

Pair of Italian Fruitwood Altar Sticks first quarter 19th century, now mounted as lamps and raised on paw feet with tripartite bases, the standards fluted and carved with lotus leaves, the sockets wit

Two Pairs of Continental Carved Altar Sticks 19th century, in the rococo taste, the larger parcel-gilt pair with ochre bole visible on one side and carved with scrollwork-lined panels below faceted dr

Pair of Italian Parcel-Gilt Wooden Altar Sticks second quarter 19th century, on paw feet, the bases decorated with "keys to heaven", supporting carved, fluted and tapered standards terminating in flar

18th/19th century; each mounted as a table lamp with pleated silk shade over one socket over a faux wax candle sleeve 24 1/2 in. (62.2 cm.), Overall including shade: 40 1/2 x 18 in. (102.9 x 45.7 cm.)

Pair of Italian Neoclassical Giltwood Altar Sticks second quarter 19th century, supported by paw feet, the bases decorated with flowerheads and mounted with tapering leaf-carved standards terminating

Pair Italian Baroque silvered copper altar sticks, 17th/18th c., repousse foliate decoration, 32"h x 9.5"dia (at base)

A Pair of Italian Baroque Gilt Prickets/Altar Sticks, ca. 18th Century, Baroque tall altar candlesticks, also known as prickets, with repousse brass over wood. With 20th century replaced support eleme

A Pair of Italian Renaissance Style Altar Pricket Sticks19th century, gilt brass, all over repousse decoration including flowers, scrollwork, crosses, fruit, putti, scrolled feet. 36 in. From the Esta

Pair of mid-century Baroque-style leather table lamps of unusual form, modeled as an Italian altar stick base. Provenance: From the Collection of renowned architect and designer Thierry Despont. [19 1

Impressive Large Pair Of Cast Brass Altar Sticks With Jesus Busts On Leaf Scrolled Feet. Inscribed, In Memory Of Nicholas Chico 1913-1987. 64 X 19.

Continental, likely Italian, 19th century. Pair of matching Baroque style cast brass altar sticks with fluted and leaf tip decorated baluster form shaft on a tapered tripartite base with figural scene

Pair of Monumental Carved Giltwood Altar Sticks ca. 1800, Italian, on scrolled feet, the lower standards carved with acanthus leaves and set with acorn drops supporting the tapered upper portions, dec

Pair of Rare and Unusual Altar Sticks 19th century, probably Italian, the wooden pricket-form sticks with quiver-form standards and bas-relief-carved skulls over crossbones on the facade and crossbone

Great pair of late 19th century Italian church altar candlesticks standing approx 23" tall. See photos

(lot of 4) Italian sconces, comprising: (pair) Louis XV style gilt wood two light wall sconces, floral and acanthus leaves motif, resin candle sticks, accompanied by shades, approx 8.25"h; (pair) pati

Set of two Baroque Style Candle Sticks. Each one measures approx. 10"H without a candlestick. This lot has no reserve.

Pr. Diminutive Italian ebonized walnut pricket sticks, early 19thC., may have been used on an altar; 12.5"(H)

Two pairs of carved and giltwood wall brackets comprising, one pair of mahogany with foliate decoration and gilt accents and one pair of Italian style brackets with shaped tops and acanthus leaf motif

Two Pair Italian Leather Ladies Boots Size 8 1/2".

Italian, 20th century. Two pairs of giltwood brackets, one with shells. Marked "Made in Italy". Provenance: From the Estate of Joan O'Brien Diemer, Atlanta, Georgia. Tallest approx. h. 10.25"