English Sterling Chamberstick with Snuffer

English sterling silver chamberstick with snuffer, hallmarked for London 1849-50 Robert Garrard II. 3 1/2" H (excluding snuffer) x 6 1/4" D. Approximately 15.3 troy oz TW. Provenance: Burlingame, Cali

William IV sterling silver chamber candlestick with square pan and removable bobeche, both with gadrooned edges; turned shaft; and conical sterling snuffer. All hallmarked with Edward, Edward Jr., Joh

English (London), 1783. A pair of sterling silver chambersticks with snuffers, by John Crouch I & Thomas Hannam. Both with full marks and engraved crest; oah. 4 in., dish dia. 5.25 in. (each), silver

Marked underneath: Storr & Mortimer, hallmarked PS, lion, R. Including snuffer. Dimensions: H 5" x W 9" x D 6.25" Weight: 15.100 ozt Condition: Minor tarnish.

Antique English Victorian sterling inkstand with 2 sterling & cut glass inkwells and center sterling chamberstick with snuffer. Hallmarked Joseph & John Angell, London with additional hallmarks on oth

Antique English George III Sterling Silver Chamber Stick by Ebenezer Coker, London, c.1768. Includes the Original Snuffer. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Good. Dimensions: Dia-6" x Total H. In

Vintage Sterling Chamberstick, American colonial style, possibly English. includes bobeche insert and candle snuffer that sits on thumb holder. Unmarked , tested positive for Silver. 10.48 ozt. 5 in w

(lot of 5) Candlesticks, including: (1) English Sheffield silverplate chamberstick, candle nozzle and dish tray with shell and foliate rims, handle with thumb rest, accompanied by conical snuffer, ope

English. A sterling silver footed snuffer tray with thumbpiece and engraved crest, with full marks on underside including maker's mark EC; oah. 2.75, lg. 8.25 in., total wt. 9.7ozt (301.5g).

Georgian sterling silver footed chambersticks made by Louis Courtauld & George Cowles featuring removable dunce cap snuffers. Fully hallmarked on bottom. Weighs 245.8 grams, measures 3"H x 7.25"L x 4.

5"dia. and apx. 8 t.o.

Antique 1819 Georgian London England Sterling Silver Candle Chamberstick with Snuffer. Hallmarked PR, Philip Rundell, engraved with a bird holding a branch in two places. With original candle snuffer.

18th Century English Sterling Silver Chamberstick Candle Holder Pair Approximately 2 1/16 inches tall.

ENGLISH GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER CHAMBERSTICK, having a single capital on a short knopped stem, topped by original bobeche with gadroon and foliate rim, round saucer featuring a matching gadroon and f

Probably Henry Chawner, London, 1792. 4"h with losses and missing elements. Repair to the handle. Repairs to snuffer. Appx. 5 t.o. without the snuffer or the bobesh Provenance: S. J. Shrubsole Corp.,

GEORGIAN ENGLISH STERLING SILVER CANDLE SNUFFER / WICK TRIMMER, hinged scissors form with openwork handles and raised on three short feet, blade lifts as snuffer closes, top of snuffer box featuring a

English hallmarked repousse box 5 5/8" wide and candle snuffer 10.5" long.

Modernist chamberstick. Manufactured by A. Bros., possibly Adie Brothers. England, London, c. 1957. Sterling silver. Stamped on the underside with London town mark, maker's mark, and "Made in England.

Tiffany and Co. Sterling Handle nut cracker, 3 inch cream pot, engraved , sterling candle snuffer, English Sterling MasterSalt dish, 13.14 ozt

A group of English and American sterling articles. Comprised of an English sterling silver candle snuffer with turned wooden handle, 10.75" long. Hallmarks for London, 1971 (engraving on the cone "Lon

Pair of sterling silver chambersticks with snuffers. Marked underside "Tiffany & Co. 9221/Makers/1398//Sterling Silver/925-1000". 6" D., 3" Ht..

Tiffany & Company (American), 1891-1902. Sterling silver chamberstick, having a floral pattern in the Rococo taste, together with an associated snuffer. The chamberstick marked appropriately with patt

Rare Pair Of Matthew Boulton Old Sheffield Plate Chambersticks W/ Snuffers. English, Circa 1820

Sheffield Chamber Stick & Inkwell & Sterling Snuffer. 6 1/4" W 5" D 5" H (Chamber Stick)