BRASS SABBATH CANDLESTICKS. Central Europe, c. 1880

A PAIR OF BRASS SABBATH CANDLESTICKS. Warsaw, c. 1880. Ornately designed with classically stylized feet. Marked. 12Ó tall.

BRASS CANDLESTICKS, C. 1880-1900, NINE, H 4"-10":19th.c. or circa 1900. A nice collection of attractive candlesticks. There are three pairs in this lot. For a high resolution photo

A PAIR OF BRASS SABBATH CANDLESTICKS. Poland, c. 1820. On four feet with circular wax catchers. 8.8” tall.

A LARGE PAIR OF BRASS SABBATH CANDLESTICKS. Warsaw, c. 1900. On square bases, embossed with floral decoration. The stem is further decorated with flowered skirts.14" tall.

A PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS. Warsaw, c. 1880. On grapevine feet. The stems are baluster shaped. Marked. 13Ó tall.

A 17th century brass candlestick, probably Central Europe, extracting hole, mounted on capstan base - 5"H x 4" diameter. Slight hairline extending from molded edge of font, else very good condition. P

68. A LARGE PAIR OF BRASS SABBATH CANDLESTICKS. Warsaw, c. 1900. On square bases, embossed with floral decoration. Stem is further decorated with flowered skirts.14.2" tall

A PAIR OF BRASS SABBATH CANDLESTICKS BY SZEKMAN. Warsaw, c. 1900. On circle bases that are supported with loop feet and embossed with floral decoration. 12" tall.

Pair 18th C. Russian sabbath candlesticks, brass, raised on six feet, six pointed pedestal, wear consistent with age and use, 10 1/2" h.

Pair near matching small brass candlesticks with extracting holes, circular drip pans and capstan bases, probably Central Europe. Very good condition. 17th century. The larger measures 3 3/4"H x 3 1/4

Antique c.1880 Russian Empire Polish Sabbath Candlesticks Candle Holders Pair Probably by Norblin & Co in Warsaw. Approximately 12 3/16 inches tall; base is about 4 7/8 inches square.

Incl Belgium/Netherlands, Scandinavia, British Isles, Volcanoes of Central France, Russia, and Central Europe. Lithograph Map Published 1876-94, London for "The Universal Geography" by Elisee Reclus.

19th C. Push Up Brass Candlesticks, Two Pair, with Beehive Design and Square Bases Having Chamfered Corners, C. 1880-1890. 11" High

Central / South Asia, India, possibly Gujarat or Kashmir, post-Mughal era, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A matching pair of gilt brass candlesticks with vibrant Kashmiri (Indo-Persian) style enam

Central drip pan flanked by knop detail. H. 19.5 cm (7 5/8 in.)

Europe, ca. early 20th century CE. Two mirror-image, decorative brass candlesticks, each depicting a knight or gatekeeper in armor. Each stands with a candlestick held in one arm atop a round, raised,

Western/Central Europe, The Netherlands, Dutch, ca. 19th century CE. A fine mortar cast from brass that is constructed in the distinct style of early 17th century Dutch mortars, this style in particul

**Originally Listed At $150** Central Europe, Switzerland, ca. first half of the 20th century CE. A cast-iron cowbell known as a treicheln. The brass-covered bell presents with a broad shoulder surmou

c. 1880 United States Navy officer's regulation 1876 pattern gilt-brass waist belt buckle / plate; two-piece design with central spread-wing eagle on anchor, reverse stamped "HORSTMANN / PHILADA" and

Germany, Bavaria, 16th to 17th century. Large pair of turned brass "pricket" candlesticks. Each resting on 3 recumbent lions with tiered sections, large upper pan and central pricket to hold the actua

Europe, probably Italy, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. A pair of Baroque style tall altar candlesticks, also known as prickets, with repousse plated brass over sculpted wood. Repousse is a me

Western Europe, France, reign of King Charles X, ca. September 1824 to August 1830 CE. An ornate brass inkwell with 3 central chambers, 2 solid lids, and a perforated lid, all topper with petite pine

Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. 19th century CE. A lovely traveling brass icon with a central panel depicting the Mother of God flanked by side panels depicting scenes from the Life of Mary and the Life o

**Originally Listed At $200** Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. A beautiful three-panel brass traveling icon with the central image of Saint George slaying the evil drago