Pair of English George III Cut Glass Candelabra

Pair of English George III two-light four-branch candelabra with graduated square base rising to cross hatched baluster, two short arms support suspended crystal pendants and bobeches, two tall arms w

Pair of George III ormolu, cut glass and blue jasperware three-light candelabra, possibly by William Parker. Late 18th - early 19th century. Each circular jasperware base is sprigged in white with 'Th

A pair of George III gilt bronze and cut glass twin branch lustre candelabra possibly Scottish the central acorn shaped finials flanked by thistle-shaped nozzles issuing from dragon-form branches, the

With cut body raised on rectangular cut base, with a pair of scrolled arms, the bobeches with pendant drops, centered by a faceted obelisk and cut finial draped with faceted pendants. 20 in. h. x 14 i

Pair of George III Cut Glass Candlesticks 11 1/2 x 6 1/2 in. diam. Ronald F. Schwartz, California, 1986. The Collection of Ann and Gordon Getty.   The Collection of Ann and Gordon Getty at STAIR:

A PAIR OF GEORGE III CUT GLASS DECANTERS. 22 cm high.

Pair Irish George III cut glass decanters, c. 1810, diamond cut clear glass with matching stoppers, unsigned, each bearing a Wallace Silver sterling label engraved "Scotch" and "Bourbon", each 11"h x

A NEAR PAIR OF GEORGE III CUT GLASS DECANTERS AND STOPPERS. 26 cm high.

* A Pair of English Cut Glass Two-Light Candelabra 19th century each of baluster form with a star-form finial and S-scroll candle arms, hung with prisms throughout. Height 19 1/2 inches. Estimate $400

Pair of George III Style Cut Glass Four-Light Giradoles, Twentieth Century. Each of urn form, fitted with two S-scroll arms ending in urn-shaped nozzles and flowerhead drip-pans, and four shaped crook

20th C. hung with glass chains and prisms. 25-1/2"h x 14"w Provenance: Property from a Private Princeton, NJ Collection

Pair English George III sterling silver brite cut serving spoons, London 1794. 8 1/4"H

Two Pairs of George III Stye Cut and Molded Glass Three Light AppliquÈs

London, 1805, oval base with reeded post and paw feet, four scroll arms, large cut glass bowl and four cut glass cups, silver with marks for Thomas Robins, .925 fine, 68.83 oz. T., 12-3/4 x 16 x 17 in

Pair George III style brass, mahogany sconces, 20th c., each two light sconce with clear cut glass hurricane shades, electrified candlesticks, unmarked, 20"h x 14"w x 9"d (total) Provenance: A Private

A Pair of George III Style Gilt Bronze Mounted Jasperware and Cut Glass Five-Arm Girandoles 19th Century with modern aluminum-veneered plinth bases. Height of girandoles 34 1/2 inches. Property from a

Pair of George IV Gilt-Metal Mounted Cut Glass Two-Light Candelabra Manner of John Blades, early 19th century Height 12 3/8 inches, width 12 inches. C Estate of a Park Avenue Lady

Assembled Set of Six George III Style Cut-Glass Two-Branch Wall Lights Each centered by a spire finial and hung with prism swags and drops. Height of larger pair 28 inches (71.1 cm), width 20 inches (

Famous silversmiths Ann and Peter Bateman, George III, hallmarks, cut glass body, tri-footed base, finial on cover, excellent.......................Peter & Ann BatemanPart of the famous Bateman family

Pair of George III Sterling Silver Salt Cellars , Robert and Samuel Hennell, London, 1804, oblong stand with gadrooned border and scrolling leaf handles, support with palmettes, cut glass liners with

London, 1787, oval boat form base with pierced decoration and bead border, column form frames, three cut glass vessels with English silver mounts, marks for Robert Hennell I, 925 fine, 10.86 oz. T, 4

Samuel Hennell (English (London), registered 1811). A George III sterling silver cruet stand, circa 1813, with eight cut glass castors - two being sterling mounted with gadrooned band at rim - the sta

Lot of 4 English George III Sterling Silver Circa 1790. Brite Cut Pierced Open Salts with Original Cobalt Blue Glass Liners by Peter and Ann Bateman, London, England. Fully Hallmarked.Condition: Good.

English sterling silver epergne or centerpiece, hallmarked for George Ashforth and Company, Sheffield, 1799. Consisting of an oval cut glass center bowl, set in an oval frame with gadrooned edges, sup