Pair of American Silverplate Three-Light Sconces

Lawrence B. Smith (American (Boston, MA) 1887-1958. A matched pair of silverplate three light wall sconces, each with backplate headed with rampant lion and unicorn flanking a crowned cartouche enclos

(pair) American silverplate three-light candelabra, Reed and Barton, in the "King Francis" pattern, turned-form standard, issuing two scrolled arms, model number 1630, losses to plating, approx 16"h,

A Pair of American Silverplate Three Light Candelabracirca 1930, marks of Elizur G. Webster & Son and International Silver Co., pattern number 706/3, convertible three light form, baluster form column

A PAIR OF AMERICAN SILVER-PLATE THREE-LIGHT CANDELABRA 20th century The candelabra having a circular base with repeating baluster form standard issuing the S-scroll candle arms, with two scalloped gla

Pair of American Cut Glass Three-Light Sconces, 20th c., ropetwist arms, foliate-etched hurricane shades, h. 23 in., w. 12 in., d. 15 in. Provenance: The Schoenberger Collection, 1812 Palmer Avenue, N

AMERICAN Pair of Three-Light Wall Sconces with Quezal Shades early 20th century iridescent glass, patinated metal, each shade signed 'Quezal' height of each sconce 10 1/2in (27cm); width 8in (20cm); d

Pair of American Cut-Crystal and Brass Three-Light Sconces , spiral arms, foliate-etched shades, electrified, h. 22 in., w. 31 in., d. 16 in

English, 19th century. Pair of Sheffield type silverplate three-light electrified wall sconces, possibly converted from a pair of candelabra, in the Adams neoclassical taste, having fluted backplates

Pair of vintage silver plate, brass and copper three-light sconces. 21" high, 17 1/2" wide. Condition: plate wear, loss.

by the Birmingham Silver Company, Brooklyn, New York and Yatesville, Connecticut, circa 1900. good pair George III style three-light candelabra. H17 7/8" W16 1/2"

F.B. Rogers Silver Co., Taunton, Massachusetts; each having three lights, convertible to a candlestick; Provenance: The E.T. and Wife Collection, Long Beach, California; 17 inches wide; 6 inches deep;

Pair of Continental Silverplate Three Light Candelabra19th century, with mark of unidentified maker and "IO" stamp, convertible three light form, featuring a rising central sconce flanked by two scrol

Tom Greene (American, b.1942), Pair of Brutalist Brass Sconces1970s, for Feldman, torch cut brass panels with three lights each, labeled. 25 x 10 x 4 in. Additional high-resolution photos are availab

American, 20th century. Pair of Hollywood Regency silvered and giltwood urn-form five light wall sconces, each with acanthus leaves and grapes, with two torch lights and three arms terminating in cand

American,19th century. Pair of two matching Federal style gilt and patinated bronze two-light wall sconces, each with seated feathered eagle in gilt at top with laurel leaf swag in mount and three arr

Three piece group of silverplate hollowware comprising: a pair of Crescent Silverware Manufacturing Company (American) Louis XV-style three-light convertible candelabra and a Sheffield (English) chase

(lot of 3) Art Deco light fixtures, Moe Bridges, including: (pair) single slip shade wall sconces, gilt with acorn crest, approx 10"h, 6"w, 6.5"d; (1) three-light chandelier, marked MIL. WIS. 41657, h

English, 20th century. Pair of three-light Sheffield silverplate convertible candelabra in the Georgian taste. Unmarked. Approx. of one, h. 16.5", w. 17.5", d. 5.5".

A Pair of Silver-Plate Three-Light Candelabra Late 19th/Early 20th Century Height 21 1/4 x width 18 1/4 inches.

Mark for Ellis Barker Silver Company, England. 20th Century, Excellent Condition. 16" x 16". Complete. Keywords: Antique, Silver Plate

A Pair of Silver-Plate Three-Light Candelabra Late 19th/Early 20th Century Height 21 x width 19 1/2 inches.  

Pair of silverplate three light candelabra, measuring 16.5 by 15 inches.

PAIR OF THREE LIGHT SCONCES. Height: 23 in. by Width: 18 in. by Depth: 9 in.

Pair Silver Plate Three Light Candelabras. With hallmarks on bottom. Each measures 19 inches x 14 inches x 5 inches.