Five Pairs of Brass English & American Candlesticks

Five Pairs of Brass English & American Candlesticks - Tallest pair 16 inches tall x 6 inch diameter - The American ones are marked Baldwin

American and English, late 18th-19th century. Three are brass, a pair with push ups, 7.25"h. and a single, 6.5"h. Together with a pair of pewter sticks with faint tooled details. 9.5"h. Imperfections

English and American Group of five brass table articles comprising an inkwell (2.37"), two brass nutmeg container/graters (2.37" and 2.25") and pair of candlesticks (9.75")

American and English, late 18th-20th century. Pair of spiral twist with seams, 9.5"h. and a single with octagonal base and extractor hole in socket. Probably a well done marriage. 6"h. Together with a

Five pair of English Victorian brass candlesticks, tallest 12"h; together with eight miscellaneous candlesticks

ASSORTED ENGLISH BRASS CANDLESTICKS, LOT OF TEN, comprising five pairs of push-up examples with beehive turnings marked "England Rd 223580". 19th century. 7" to 11 3/4" H.Good overall condition, with

ASSORTED ENGLISH BRASS CANDLESTICKS, LOT OF TEN, comprising five pairs of push-up examples with beehive turnings, two pairs with English registry marks. 19th century. 6" to 10 3/4" H.Good overall cond

ASSORTED ENGLISH BRASS CANDLESTICKS, LOT OF 12, including five pairs of push-up examples with beehive turnings and two with truncated cone turnings. Largest pair is marked "Solid English". 19th centur

Lot of Five Pairs of Antique Brass Push Up Candlesticks. These are very nice English Victorian Candlesticks, These all have the original push up rods intact.Largest measures 12.25" tall.

Antique English and American Brass Candlesticks , 19th and early 20th c., incl. pair of hurricane candlesticks (lacking shades); 11 candlesticks of various forms, h. 3 1/2 in. to 10 in.; taper stick,

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

American or English, 19th century. Three pairs of brass candlesticks, one pair with scalloped bases and pad feet, one pair with drip pans and one pair of push-up candlesticks; largest oah. 7.5 in. (ea

American or English, 19th century. Two pairs of brass candlesticks, two on octagonal bases and two with fluted shafts and square bases; oah. 9.5 in. (each).

Second half 19th century. Pair with pushups, 8"h. five singles, 7" to 8"h. and a chamberstick, 4"h.

American and English, 19th-20th century. Eight candlesticks. Three brass, pair 4"h. and single 7"h., three tin, early with square base, make do with layers of paint, and a late star, 12"d., treenware

American or English Two pairs of turned mahogany and gilt brass candlesticks Tallest 18.5". Shortest 14.25"

Comprising, five pairs and two singles, mostly English, 19th/20th C. Dents, surface distress, loose. Tallest: 10"h

Mostly American, 19th/20th century. Includes a pair of Victorian brass candlesticks, an early steel candlesnuffer, two sewing implements, several tintypes and a tintype album, and five contemporary pa

Nineteenth and 20th centuries. Ten various scale weights, 5.75"h. to 1.75"h. A pair of cast brass candlesticks 11.5"h. Pair of candlesticks with pushups 7.5"h. Five single candlesticks 8.75"h. to 4.5"

Nineteenth century. Unmarked. Pair of Homan candlesticks (Cincinnati, Ohio). 10"h. and three porringers. Small and taster with handles used by Richard Lee, 3.5", 2.5"d. And one with "Old English" hand

Late 20th century, brass. Five candlesticks in various styles. 9.25"h. to 2.25"h. And a pair of sconces in original boxes. 10.5"h.

Sizes range 8 to 10 inches, a heavy turned column pair with square base, 3 pair have candle push ups in base, no marks, some dings and wax residue Line Item # 75

FIVE PAIRS OF BRASS CANDLESTICKSEngland, 19th century, ten (10) pieces. Includes two pair with open spiraling stems, "queen of diamonds" pair and two others.Tallest: 12 1/2 in. (31.75 cm.)

Five Pairs of Brass Candlesticks. Together with two brass candle stands. Provenance: The Estate of Ireene 'The Singing Lady' Wicker, widow of Victor Hammer (Hammer Galleries) Tallest candlestick heigh