PAIR OF BAROQUE STYLE SILVERED METAL ALTER STICKS

Continental, possibly Italian, 19th century. Pair of Baroque style silvered metal candle pricks, each with a with a chamfered stem with repousse acanthus leaves and C-scrolls, atop a tripartite base,

Pair of Baroque style silvered metal sconces, with cartouche backplate surrounded by molded acanthus leaf motif, three arms extending to hold faux candlestick electrified lights. 15" H x 14.5" W x 10"

Pair of Baroque Style Cast Metal Pricket Sticks 30 x 10 x 10 in.

Pair of baroque-style gilt metal altar stick floor lamps, with lobed top above a column standard raised on a tripod bases with sunburst stands, other motifs and paw feet. [50 1/2" H x 12" Diam.]. Resi

Pair of Antique Baroque Style Silvered Wood Pricket Sticks, 19thc. or earlier, tripod forms carved with scallop shells and voluted scrolls. Dimensions: 23 in. h. Condition: Worn antique condition with

Pair of 19th Century French Gothic style Silvered Metal Pricket Sticks. Unsigned. Small damages/losses to prickets otherwise good antique condition. Measure 27-1/2" H, 7" W at base. Provenance: Collec

36 inches tall, Baroque style alter pricket sticks, tripartite base with scrolling motifs, converted to lamps Line Item # 411

mixed metal with brass paw feet. Larger: 47" high, 8 7/8" wide, 8 1/2" deep; 29" high without electric. Oxidation, denting, slight wear to one base, one without harp.

A very important eighteenth century Italian alter piece with metal repousse decorated border framing gold & silver leaf carving having beaded flowers metallic flowers seated in silvered urn form vesse

19th century or earlier, Continental; wood and gesso; foliate baluster form; scrolled legs with cherub heads. Approx. h. 39.25". Provenance: From the Private Collection of Mrs. Ginny Magher, Atlanta,

Italian Baroque style reliquary, 19th c., painted wood form, mounted with repousse metal facing, open oval window, rising on a gilt-painted plinth, approx 17"h, 8"w, 5"d, 1.25lbs Start Price: $150.00

A pair of Baroque style parcel painted metal six light chandeliers modern height approximately 31in (79cm); diameter approximately 43in (109cm)

A pair of Continental Baroque style gilt metal mask form wall fountain heads19th centuryheight 22in (56cm); width 12 1/4in (31cm); depth 6in (15cm) Provenance:Property from the Collection of Craig Wri

A pair of Continental Baroque style white metal andironsEdward F. Caldwell & Co., New Yorklate 19th centuryheight 28in (71cm); width 14in (35.5cm); depth 31in (79cm) Footnote:This model is illu

A pair of Baroque style gilt and wrought metal and silk torcheres20th centuryheight 75in (190.5cm); diameter 16in (40.5cm) Provenance:Property from a Private Hancock Park Collection.

Pair baroque style marble and metal lamps, no apparent inscriptions or labels, subject both lamps identical in structure, lamps have a red marble base with the main body being made of a gold toned met

A pair of Continental Baroque style giltwood and metal five light wall sconces modern height 41in (104cm); width 48 1/2in (123cm); depth 29in (73.5cm)

A pair of Continental Baroque style gilt metal, cut and pressed glass three branch wall lights20th centuryheight 28in (71cm); width 21in (53cm); depth 13 1/2in (34cm)

With black metal shades. Approx. 14" H lamp alone, 24" total H. From the liquidation of Barnette Shure Antiques in Valley Stream, NY.

PAIR DUTCH STYLE SILVERED METAL CANDLESTICKS. HEIGHT 5 1/2"

A group of six Baroque style ebonized metal pricket sticksmodernTwo sets of three in graduated sizes.the tallest height 24 1/2in (62cm); width 5in (12.5cm) square

A pair of Italian Baroque style clear and blue glass silvered wood thirteen light candelabraincorporating antique and later elementsheight 31in (79cm); diameter 18 1/2in (47cm)

A pair of Neoclassical style silvered metal jardinieres, 19th century, depicting the nine Ancient Greek muses, 20"h x 13"dia.

A German Baroque Style Gilt and Silvered Metal Table Casket 20th Century marked Made in Germany to the underside. Height 3 x width 5 x depth 3 inches. Property From The Estate of Edwin L. Cox, Dallas,