(2) SILVERPLATE CANDLESTICKS, NOW AS TABLE LAMPS

(lot of 2) Silver plate candlestick lamp conversions, late 19th c., one hallmarked, largest approx 14"h, 9lbs total *Provenance: Estate of Howard Hand (Texas, New York, 1921-2011). A collector and sel

(pair) Silverplate candlesticks, now fashioned as table lamps, having pointed finial, over single light, rising on fluted columnar standard with Corinthian capital, ending on stepped square base, some

(pair) Silverplate candlesticks, now fashioned as table lamps, having single light, rising on turned and fluted candlestick with beaded trim, ending on stepped wood base, accompanied by clip-on fabric

(pair) English silverplate candlesticks, Barker Ellis, 20th c., each now fashioned as a table lamp, having single light, over faux candlestick, rising on turned-form base with scrolled foliate motifs,

(pair) Chinese cloisonne enamel candlesticks, now fashioned as table lamps, each with two lights, turquoise blue ground, with polychrome flowers and scrolling vines, partially obscured six character m

(pair) Continental Louis XV style gilt bronze candlesticks, now fashioned as table lamps, with foliate bands to standard, rising on tripod base, ending in paw feet, in need of wiring and socket hardwa

(lot of 3) Brass candlesticks, now fashioned as table lamps, including: (1) three lights, approx 30.75"h, 7.25"diam, (2) single light, approx 30"h, 8"diam; all in need of wiring, 24lbs total Start Pri

(pair) Sterling silver candlesticks, now fashioned as single-light table lamps, hallmarked as pictured, having single light over faux candle, tapering standard with central wreath motifs and incised f

(pair) Baroque style carved oak candlesticks, 19th c., now fashioned as single-light table lamps, each having flared metal bobeche, over turned standard, rising on scrolled tripartite base, some typic

French, 19th century. Group of two column form candlesticks, now mounted as two-light lamps comprising: an empire lamp on square base and a Charles X lamp on triparte base. Unmarked. Approx. overall,

MARKS With presentation inscription (base edge): Presented to Mr. J.W. Lindsay.... No maker's mark. DATE 19th century DIMENSIONS Width 6.75 Depth 6.75 Height 21 in.

Lot (2) silverplate table lamps. Tallest 28" Ht..

Pair of brass candlestick table lamps, each having a gadrooned and leaf design, resting on a stepped square brass to wood base, topped with black fabric shades, each 31"h x 6"square base; shade 12"h x

Includes metal, brass tone, candlestick style table lamp which measures approx 35 inches high base to cylindrical finial by 7 inches wide; polished brass candlestick style lamp with porcelain scallope

Silverplate Column Form Lamp. Together with 2 silverplate candlesticks. The lamp is 21"h ( to top of light socket) x 5 1/4" square base. Condition, untested, needs polishing

(2) Contemporary candlestick form table lamps, one silver gilt, one brass, largest 35"h

2 Pairs of Candlestick Table Lamps.

2 PARIAN CHERUB CANDLESTICK TABLE LAMPS WITH SOME LOSS, APPROXIMATELY 26 IN H

(lot of 3) Italian candlesticks, now fashioned as table lamps, each fitted with faux candle, comprising: (1) having twisted column giltwood standard, rising on octagonal base, approx 22.25"h, 6.75"dia

2 brass candlestick form table lamps by Baldwin, each w/white cloth shades: beehive design on octagonal base, overall height 23¾” x 3 1/8” square base; column form design, overall height approx.

(pair) Delft blue and white porcelain and gilt metal six-light candelabra (garnitures), now fashioned as table lamps, each having shaped finial, over turned gilt metal standard, issuing five scrolled

(pair) Design Source composite table lamps, late 20thc., modeled after a pair of antique altar candlesticks with flowers to the standard, a single socket, encased by worn shade, each approx 38"h, 16"d

(lot of 2) French silver plate two-light table lamps, mid 20th c., including: (1) Plasait Orfevre, Paris, cylindrical standard with Greek key pattern, rising on square base, approx 28.5"h, 4.25"w, 4.2

(pair) Table lamps attributed to Frederick Cooper, each modeled as a candle stand with cylindrical standard and single light, issuing from patinated gilt metal tripod base, on shaped metal plinth, mat