An iron wick trimmer

6 misc. metal items: pewter shot glass unmarked, 2 iron mouth harps, a brass candle snuffer, an iron candle snuffer, and an iron wick trimmer. Largest candle snuffer is 7"L

FINE PAIR OF WROUGHT-IRON WICK TRIMMERS, with baluster and cut-out ornamentation. Excellent original surface. 18th century. 8 1/4" L.Provenance: From a Pennsylvania private collection.

18TH C IRON CANDLE WICK TRIMMER/SNUFFER AND 19TH C BRASS CANDLE WICK TRIMMER/SNUFFER AND 19TH C GOLD MERCURY GLASS CANDLE PRICKET

A lot of two: a pair of brass candlesticks with period brass bobèches along with a cast iron scissor wick trimmer / snuffer. H: 9". Field Collection.

Title: ANTIQUE CAST IRON CANDLE SNUFFER WICK TRIMMER SCISSORS & LOVELY TRAY Provenance/Additional Info: ANTIQUE CAST IRON CANDLE SNUFFER WICK TRIMMER SCISSORS & LOVELY TRAY Date/Period: APPROX EARLY 1

A unique Victorian cast iron antique candle snuffer, wick trimmer, scissor adorned with a double heart. Measures 7". Great condition (CP-145)

Group of misc items including 3 miniature irons, hand-wrought wick trimmer, wire wall sconce, an art pottery zucchini, a washboard 25"T x 14"W, a 2-star WWII flag, metal Ohio State football stadium as

18th century, tall spiked double candle holders on tripod base, with wick trimmer, 54 x 15 in. Note: From the Estate of Stephen Howard Asrican, a longtime member of The Rushlight Club. Purchased by Mr

Group of misc collectibles: small hooked seat cover of a schoolhouse and flag 14"D, pair of miniature brass candlesticks, 2 candy containers (iron and phone complete with candy), 2 wick trimmers and t

Overall height 63.5 inches, includes a wick trimmer. Lacking adjustment mechanism.

19th C Wick Trimmer/Snuffer Early-mid 19th C Iron 1 5/8"H X 6 3/16"W X 2 1/4"D Very fine form, with peg legs, great detailing throughout. Original dry black paint. Rare hidden spring loaded mechanism,

Early Candle Wick Trimmer/Snuffer. Early - Mid 19th century. American or English. Iron. 1 1/8"H X 5 3/4"W X 2 1/8"D. Finely formed, dry original black paint, working order. Please note that this lot h

Iron and brass "HENRY BOKER" miner's frog lamp with hearts; early cast wick trimmers; tin hogscaper candlestick with thumb pad and hanger. Condition - good.

Nineteenth century. Tin colander, 3.5"h., 9"d., apple tray, oval tray, 11.75"l. and scissor wick trimmers with tray, all with worn red paint. Together with a colander, 5"h. 12"d. and wrought iron shea

2 Williamsburg trivets, Baldwin and VM letter opener, VM wick trimmer, 2 RWP spoons, 2 Acco Hines Pup cast iron paperweights, inkwell with lid and glass insert marked HG, antique cream spoon, M. Hohne

AMERICAN SHEET-IRON / TIN CANDLE MOLD, rectangular form with 24 tubes and side D-shape handle. Original surface. Together with two wick trimmers. Three pieces total. Mold probably Shenandoah Valley of

This set consists of three antique primitive hand-wrought tools, including two wick trimmers and a pair of pliers. These tools reflect the utilitarian craftsmanship of the period, made from iron with

(lot of 2) Georgian sterling silver candle wick trimmer and tray, by Robert Gainsford, Sheffield, 1824, each set with a floral and acanthus repousse details, largest: 10"w x 4.25"d, 13.23 troy oz. Pro

American. A collection of seven brass candlesticks, accompanied by a wick trimmer and stand; tallest candlestick ht. 8.25 in. Provenance: Property from the Collection of Dr. M. Donald Hayes. To Be Sol

Ornate Victorian Silverplate Candle Wick Trimmer with Tray. Wick Trimmer with Lion Handles and Dog 6 3/4". Tray with Repousse Florals and Vases. 10". Weight combined 12 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charl

Victorian sterling silver wick trimmer / candle snuffer, Benjamin Smith, hallmarked and engraved with heraldic lion rampant holding a sword, shell motif to handles, 7.5"l, 5.36ozt total **Provenance:

1 painted wood pantry box with 20 in script on lid and hole cut to make into bank 2"H x 4"D, 1 wick trimmer signed

Victorian Silver Plate Wick Trimmer On Tray W 4'' L 10'' 2 pcs Candle wick trimmer.

Candlesticks are 10 1/2" tall. Mid 1800s. From the Estate of Carlton Stickney, County & Town Historian and Lifetime Collector.