Null Collar candlestick
17th century, brass, tall candlestick with wide collar, …

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Collar candlestick 17th century, brass, tall candlestick with wide collar, shaft with grooves and balusters, on a domed base, soldered shaft and foot, polished, h 25 cm.

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Collar candlestick 17th century, brass, tall candlestick with wide collar, shaft with grooves and balusters, on a domed base, soldered shaft and foot, polished, h 25 cm.

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Estim. 180 - 350 EUR

A PAIR OF BAROQUE BRASS CANDLESTICKS German or Netherlands, early 18th century H. 27 cm Cast and turned brass

Two small Dutch and German brass candlesticks, 16th/17th century A Dutch collar candlestick of the Heemskerk type, c. 1600. The bell-shaped foot with a widely flared drip pan, baluster shaft, the cylindrical spout with cleaning openings on both sides. Losses to the rim of the foot and to the spout. Comes with a candlestick with a triangular base on lion feet. Sculptural cherub heads on the sides. Cylindrical spout on a short shaft. Height 14.5 and 11 cm. Condition: II - III

Two pewter disc candlesticks, German 17th century, both on a high profiled round foot, baluster shaft with nodi, projecting eaves bowl with iron spike, the iron spikes both later, one candlestick with damaged shaft (probably both handles broken off), the inside filled with solder, the better preserved candlestick with unmarked pewter mark, total heights 38 and 40 cm. (probably both handles broken off), the interior filled with solder, the better preserved candlestick with unmarked pewter mark, total height: 38 and 40 cm, diameter: 17 and 17.5 cm, strong traces of age, 4377 - 0032

Lantern in gilded brass and crystal. Lamps. Height without chain: 45 cm

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