Georgian John Emes Silver Wax Jack

Georgian John Emes Silver Wax Jack. Complete with snuffer, with burning tower inscribed to the dish. Partially rubbed markings, 'profile bust, G, crowned lion head, JE, the lion passant mostly rubbed

5"h, unmarked, 19th C. Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

ca. 1811 Appx. 8 t.o. Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

A Spanish silver wax jack lamp20th centuryInscribed CADAQUES 1970 / JOHN KIRBY and TO THE LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER. KEEP THE LIGHT BURNING BRISHTLY(sic).height 7 1/4in (18cm); diameter 4in (10cm); weight app

(2) George III silver wax jacks, English, the sterling example letter dated 1802 and possibly with maker's mark for John Edwards III, 8'h x 4"l x 3"w, together with a plated example, faint mark to bas

Beautiful John Emes, London (English, 1762-1810) antique Georgian Regency triple ink well. Featuring cut boarder of foliage around raised platform running length of the stand, three circular stands on

English, 18th/19th C, variously impressed with makers marks including Solomon Hougham, London 1796 and John Emes, London 1806. Some makers marks are obscured. H. of tallest 10.5 cm (4 1/8 in)

Two Georgian sterling silver salt or pepper shakers. One hallmarked John Emes, London, 1805. 3" tall.

A GEORGE I SILVER WAX JACK, by Abraham Buteux, London, c.1725, (maker's mark only), with baluster stem, the silver wax coil holder scratch initialled 'BM', sprung wax holding grips and cutter on a pie

mark Emile Merite, Parigi, plain circular body, tripod base, h. 15 cm.

An antique silver wax jack of European origin. Presumably British, circa 1889-1900. The shape resembles a goblet with a removable lid and handle, inside of which there is wax wound on a wire on a vert

Dated 1801, Edinburgh Scotland crafted sterling silver wax jack. 7"h x 4"w

ENGLISH VICTORIAN STERLING SILVER WAX JACK, top fitted with a spring-tension holder having drip pan ends, raised on a rod shaft with screw-on finial, featuring a hexagonal base wit

A RARE EARLY 19TH CENTURY FRENCH SILVER WAX JACK Paris 1819 to 1838. 194 grams. 11 cm x 8.75 cm x 7.5 cm.

AN ITALIAN SILVER WAX JACK, by Serra, Rome, 800 grade, the reeded frame issuing from a shaped circular base. 13.5cm high, 7 troy ounces gross

An English sterling silver wax jack. Dimensions: 7" X 3"

Italian 800 Silver Wax Jack / Bougie Box. Venetian, made by Aldo-Brondino, still contains a coil of red wax. Figural Leaf top, beaded top and bottom and thumb tab. Measures 3.75"x2.50"x3.25". Weight i

18th or 19th century. with good chased detail and form. no hallmarks,but probably Continental in origin. H6"

A RARE GEORGE III SILVER WAX JACK, by William Tucker & Co, Sheffield 1812, with gadrooned rounded rectangular base issuing a reeded frame. 12cm high

Hallmarked English sterling silver wax jack. Stokes & Ireland, Ltd., maker's mark, London, circa 1904. 5 1/4"H. 228 grams including wax.

John Emes of London sterling silver sauce tureen in the Neoclassical taste, 1806, of amphora shape with ring finial and graduated bead handle, the whole rising on a short socle terminating to a square

the wax jack with stem bent, plate wear, together with a Sheffield silver plate dish cross. Jack 5 1/2" high, 4 1/4" wide, cross 3 1/4" high, 12 1/2" wide. Provenance: Property of a NYC Estate.

19th century. with interesting form. H5"

Squared base  with scrolled edge supporting wax twist and snuffer 6.5 in.h.