ENGLISH BRASS ROUND-BASE CANDLESTICKS, SET OF FOUR

English Arts and Crafts brass and agate stone desk set. Early 1900's. Domed letter box: 7" hgt. Eagle inkwell mounted in round base. Pair of candlesticks" 9" hgt. Balance scale with weights.Folder. Al

A pair of English 1940s Bronze spiral candlesticks with round base. The stem of each candlestick is spiraling upward to support the nozzle. Each candlestick is set on a round base. 5 1/2dia x 18 1/2h.

An English mahogany flip-top breakfast tableLate 19th/early 20th centuryAppears unmarkedWith a round top inlaid with brass banding and dots along the edge, set upon a carved pedestal base and four cur

Set of four candlesticks with round bases, with Neoclassical motifs of bow and anthemion. [8 1/4" H x 4" Dia; 32.27 ozt]. Used but good condition.

Group of early American and English brass push-up candlesticks, fifteen (15) in total, including four sets of pairs, tallest 11 3/4" H.

A pair of turn of the century English Brass candlesticks. Twisted stems with round molded bases. Some wear. 14" high. ESTIMATE $100-150

(2) Pairs of Brass Candlesticks Including: Four Armed with Round Base (13-1/4" h), Single Pair with Square Bases

probably English, square base, paneled shaft, urn sockets, marked "M & W S & L", 11 in.

DESCRIPTION: A set of four Dolby Cashier candlesticks all at differing heights. Features brass bases and rims with clear lucite stems. Stickered along the bottoms: "Dolby Cashier 1986 All Rights Reser

Set of Four Italian Silver Candlesticks : Venice, around 1800 Round, profiled base with columnar shaft, the base godroned, insertable eaves bowl with beaded rim. Silver. Stamp of the Zecca di Venezia

A Set of Four English Sheffield Silverplate Candlesticks. Square bases with twisted Rococo style columns and removable bobeches 9.5" x 4.75" x 4.75"

A Set of Four Sterling Silver Candlesticks by Fisher Silversmithsmodel number 2170, baluster form stem on round weighted bases. 9 1/2 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.leland

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

Including: Pair of heavy 19th c. Continental candlesticks with faceted stems, round stepped base, 8 1/2" high; and 19th c. English brass push-up chamberstick, with dished base, 4 1/4" high, small base

Collection of ten (10) brass candlesticks, including four pairs of eight (8) plus two (2) singular. One pair with round bases, two pairs with square bases having canted corners, one pair with square b

This glorious brass four candle candelabra is set on a heavy round base with a turned stem. The upper portion is decorated with lions facing each other. Engraved details outline and embellish the lion

TWO PAIRS ENGLISH BRASS CANDLESTICKSEngland, 19th century. Four (4) in two turned forms, one with tapering square bases, the other with circular bases.

Short brass sticks on squared bases, ovoid stem ribbed. Small dents and wear from age and use.

RARE 18TH C BRASS SNUFFER AND STAND, THE BASE AND VERTICAL SHAPES OF THE SNUFFER STANDS WERE DESIGNED TO MATCH A PAIR OR SET OF FOUR QUEEN ANNE CANDLESTICKS. THE STAND IS 3 3/4" TALL, THE SNUFFER IS 5

A Pair of Sheffield Plate Columnar Candlesticks and a Set of Four English Silverplate Candlesticks 19TH CENTURY The pair of columnar sticks of cylindrical form raised on a spreading square base engrav

The rounded base pair are from Virginia Metal Crafters for Colonial Williamsburg Reproductions. The square based ones are marked on the side J Barlow patent. Round base ones are 9 inches.

A full set of early 20th century English "Diamond" Brass candlesticks. Baluster stems with diamond form knops and octagonal bases. Includes pairs of the "Ace of Diamonds", "King of Diamonds", "Queen o

The round filigree base signed Miller with three point shade spider. Marked 'Miller 971'. Candlestick form base with four point spider, and a heavy brass candlestick form base. Tallest is approximatel

Sheffield Silver-Plate Rectangular Footed Entree Dish, with side handles and bowl insert, removable lid handle, set on four round feet with wooden bases, possibly by William Hutton & Sons (unmarked ot