Four Brass Chamber Sticks, 5-8 3/8" High

Four Brass Chamber Sticks, 5-8 3/8" High

Group of four brass pushup candlesticks including two chambersticks and a pair of snips. Largest: 5" high, 8" wide. Smallest: 6" long, 2" wide. Condition: use wear, dents, dings, one chamberstick lack

Lot of (3) Accessories, incl: (2) Pieces of Late 19th c. Enamel Decorated Brass - Inkwell, with hinged lid, on tray, 2 1/2" high, 5 5/8" x 2 3/4", and Miniature chamber stick, 1 1/2" high, 4 1/2" x 1

Group of Assorted Brass Candlestick Holders, includes three pairs, one pricket stick and two chambersticks; used condition, wear/worn, dents, losses, pricket stick measures 12 1/8" high x 5 3/8" dia.

Five turn of the century Brass candle holders. Includes two 4 1/2" high chamber sticks, a pair of 11" high "Beehive" candlesticks, and a single 8" high candlestick. All with some wear. ESTIMATE $100-1

Pair of 19th c. English Brass Push-up Chambersticks, with matching conical snuffers, rectangular base cups, copper riveted handle with thumb rests, 5" high, 6 3/4" x 5 1/4". Minor rust to base and ins

(1) Woven sweet grass chamber stick and (1) Woven basket with geometric design. Basket measures 7 5/8 inches high. Condition: Chamber stick is fragile, some breaks, losses, etc. Please see photos.

Lot of four, including two brass spiked ball rod finials with 5 spikes, 8" high; plus brass ball type rod finial, 4 3/4" diameter; and cast brass weather vane directionals, two piece interlocking, 17"

Eighteenth and 19th centuries. Queen Anne stick with petal base, 8.5"h. Cast Eastern European stick with bobeche, 10.5"h. Pair of English diamond and inverted beehive sticks, 11"h.

Candle sticks 5" diameter X 8" high. Shades 8" diameter X 20" high. MG. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms a

Lot of three pairs and single chamber stick, smallest is 5" high, while largest is 12 1/4" high with Diamonds. Condition all VG.

together with a Snuffer and Stand. 18th century, 7 3/4" wide, 7 3/8" deep, 5 1/4"CONDITION:Good antique condition. One round with solder repair underneath. Expected wear.

Antique Pair Coberg Arts & Crafts Iron Chambersticks. Marked on bottom. Measures 8 inches high x 5.5 inches diameter.

Antique Chinese brass platter (2.38"Hx12.1"dia) and 2 antique brass chamber lights (5"Hx6.75"x6", 1.8"Hx5.35"x4.6")

Brass cloisonne handle chamber stick with very detailed scene of St. Peters Square & Bascillica, inlaid on black Belgian slate, circa 1800-1810, 4 1/4 x 8 x 2 1/2" high. Condition Fine.

American Four Drawer Chest, early 19th c. , with graduated drawers and brass drop bail pulls, set on a high skirted bracket base, pine secondary wood, 33 5/8" high, 37 5/8" x 18". Side shrinkage crack

with two short drawers over four long graduated drawers. New England circa 1800. 45 5/8" high, 39" wide, 19 1/8" deep. Age and use wear, replaced brass, feet repaired, losses.

Group of four tabletop frames comprising a pair of brass ribbon and swag frames and two similar copper frames. Largest: 12 3/4" high, 8 1/2" wide. Smallest: 8" high, 5 1/2" wide. Condition: soiling.

Brass group to include: One pair wick scissors with tray (crack to tray), two chamber sticks, one small candlestick and one fireplace trivet. Trivet measures approximately 8-1/2" high and 14" in lengt

includes one pair round base sticks. Largest: 11 15/16" high, 5 3/8" diameter.

Including a tin hanging betty lamp with reflector at top of hanging arm and attached tin pick and tweezers, brass spout, 3" diameter x 8 1/2" high; and a deep dish painted tin chamber stick in old red

Early brass capstan candlestick. Netherlands, circa 1600. H 5-3/8". D base 5-1/2". Condition: Excellent condition. Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ou0o9l085u5p

Chinese Rosewood Jewelry Box with brass fittings and four silk lined pull drawers; used condition, wear/worn, missing lock, measures 10” high x 7 1/8” long x 5” deep

A Group of Four Glass, Porcelain and Brass Chamber Items, early 20th centuryMarks to