A Pair of American Silverplate Candlesticks.

* A Pair of American Silver-Plate Candlesticks Richard Meier for Swid Powell, New York, 20th Century King Richard pattern. marked 'Swid Powell RM Made in Italy Silver Plated Height 9 1/4 inches. Estim

A Pair of American Silverplate Candlesticks. Wilcox SP International. Candlesticks are decorated with engraved lotus designs at the candle cup and the base of the column Height: 14.5"

A Pair of American Silverplate Columnar Candlestickslate 19th century, mark of Elizur G. Webster and Son, both having a reeded column with removable bobeche and beaded rim decoration, atop a weighted

E.G. Webster & Son silver-plate candlesticks, American circa 1890, pair, Gothic-manner type 1101, the tapered columnar stem and hexagonal base with stylized web-form bobeche, bearing incised maker's m

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) 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

Includes a monogrammed Gorham sterling bread basket, no. A8047; a pair of Elkington & Co. silverplate tapered candlesticks on fluted oval pedestal bases; (2) weighted sterling compotes; a Gorham w

Pair Candlesticks, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 9.75" x 4.5", Complete Hollow Stem, Hobstar And Fan Motif, Nice Form, Clear Blank, Each Has Removeable Silverplate Candle Cup, Rich & Sandy Encelewski

One pair of Pairpoint silverplate and cut glass candlesticks. American, ca. early 20th century. American Brilliant Period. Marked on bottom of base. Numbered "C6180". Silverplate and marble base. Good

Pair of Post Civil War US Navy silver plate candlesticks with snuffers etched with an eagle and USN below it on each. Circa 1870, American. In good condition.

(pair) American silverplate candelabra, Birmingham Silver Company, Brooklyn, New York, four candle branches and a raised cup at central stem, rising on a circular base, approx 17.75"h, 17.25&quot

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

(2) Silverplate candlestick pairs, (1) with candelabra tops and glass inserts

Pair Silverplate Candlesticks & Ormolu Candelabra Candelabra 16.5" H

8" tall; by Wilcox.

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"

(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 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,

(pair) Silverplate candlesticks, now fashioned as table lamps, having single light, rising on turned and fluted candlestick with beaded trim, ending on stepped wood base, accompanied by clip-on fabric

Silver Metal Woven Basket, Pair Brass Floral Design Wall Sconces, Pair Silverplate Candlesticks, Sterling Frame (needs back) and 4 Alabaster Eggs

(pair) American silver plate convertible five-light candelabra, Goldfeder Silver Company, Yalesville, CT, four scrolling branches center a raised central light, fitted into a single stem, with gadroon

(pair) American silver plate five-light candelabra, E.G Webster & Son/ International Silver Company, 505, scrolled and reeded arms hold removable wax catchers, each retaining central snuffer, repousse

each with pseudo hallmarks; engraved crest to foot; detachable bobeche; 8 1/2 inches high

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