Group of 4 early candlesticks

Group of 4 early candlesticks including: wrought iron with square saucer base and hanger 7"T x 6" square base, early hog scraper with push-up (signed but can't make out), and 2 tin candlesticks

Group of 3 brass candlesticks. 17th-18th century. H 4-1/4" and H 5-1/4" and H 6-1/2". Condition: Excellent condition. Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/5bwyao9780u5red/AABzyFGJQFaPp

(5) CAST BRASS CANDLESTICKS DIMENSIONS: 6" TO 7 3/4" H TERMS: Hartzell's Auction Gallery will handle most of the shipping in-house. WE do reserve the right to not ship some large items, larger lots of

Group of six early turned brass candlesticks. 8" high, 3 1/4" wide to 10 3/4" high, 4 1/2" wide. Condition: dents, dings, one with rim loss, repair.

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

Group of 9 misc items: 6.5" early English brass candlestick, half gallon Mason's pat. 1858 aqua canning jar, cobalt blue ink bottle signed Wheaton, NJ, 4" black amethyst candleholder, small brass bell

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

comprising a pair of Queen Anne brass candlesticks and a single, a mortar and a large chalice or stemmed cup. Largest: 3 3/4" high, 2 1/2" diameter. Expected age and use wear.

Group of three items, including: early French eagle plaque, coat-of-arms from Florence; painted wood coat-of-arms, 12 1/2" x 10"; brass 4" candlestick by Ghibarti, Church of St. Michel Florence, dated

Nineteenth-early 20th century. Tin coffee pot, 8.75"h., bank, 4.25"h. and nutmeg grater with wood handle, 4.5"l. And two treenware plates, 6.25", 7.25"d. Together with a hogscraper candlestick, 6.75"h

A group of two Paul Revere Pottery pieces. Boston, MA. Early 20th century. Stamped on base. ++ Light blue glaze bowl. Large sections of glaze missing. 2 3/4" x 5 1/2". ++ Candlestick holder with light

T.G. Hawkes & Co. (American), circa 1930-1940. Group of five aqua blue floral etched glass tablewares comprising one a two handled bowl and four baluster form candlesticks. Apparently unmarked. Approx

Group (4) early Asian part glazed ceramic vessels, Possibly Northern Song Dynasty (c. 960-1127) and earlier, incl. olive-glazed Yue Ware vessels and unglazed gray earthenware examples, 12.5"h x 9.5"di

18th Century, Dutch, Group, 4 Early Delft Pieces, Bowl & 3 Plates. Floral decoration. Unmarked. 9" Dia. (plates), 12.375" Dia. (bowl)

Group of 4 early wood noggins, each one is made from a single piece of wood, largest is 11"T x 6.5"D, next to last on right side in picture is 7.5"T x 4"D is in good condition, all others have hairlin

1831-1833-1834-1837. All with some degree of cleaning/polishing.

Grouping of 4 early brass candlesticks, all 18th to early 19th century. The largest, with an unusual candle release mechanism, is marked on swivel mount to the side of neck "J. Barlow's Patent", and i

Group of 4 early fireplace utensils including: clay pipe holder 12"T x 15"L, 2 footed pots with rattail handles, and a footed skillet with a pouring lip and rattail handles

INCLUDING 3 OIL LAMPS AND A FOOTED BOWL; SANDWICH AND PITTSBURG TYPE; MINOR CHIPS

English (unknown makers), early 19th century. A group of four early blue and white earthenware dishes comprising a circular plate in the "Pagoda Park" aka "Bear up a Pole" pattern (diameter 10"); a ci

Andrew Stevenson (English(Staffordshire) 1810-1827), Minton (English(Staffordshire) 1793–1872), Josiah Wedgwood (English(Staffordshire) 1759–2005), early 19th century. A group of four early blue a

Group of 4 Early Quilts - 1) blocks and bowties, 68 x 76, 2 holes and small stains; 2) blocked stars, 68 x 55, sporadic wear to edges and stains; 3) green on green court house steps, 4) peach fabric 8

Group of 4 early framed European maps, including; 'De L'Europe, figure III., Isle D'Albion", 'Westmorland', 'Wien in Oesterreich' and 'Milan'. Measures: 12" x 15 1/2" overall, largest.

Group of four early 19th century English Staffordshire blue and white earthenware plates comprising the following patterns: "Canton River" aka "Chinese Junk and Pagodas", diameter 9.37" and attributed