This magnificent pair of American Sterling Silver 6-Light Candelabra was made by Howard & Co., New York, in 1902. The bases are marked with Howard & Co., Sterling, New York and 1902 for the year the candelabra were made. The bases are weighted, but are of very heavy gauge. The arms are unweighted and weigh a total of 204 Troy Ounces. The candelabra are made in the George IV style and are beautifully cast with undulating acanthus leaf and shell form motifs. The bases are useable on their own ... Click for details

This stately pair of Georgian style sterling silver 3 light candelabra was made by L.A.Crichton of London, England, in 1928. Crichton was known for making very fine reproductions of Georgian sterling silver holloware and flatware. The candelabra branches are detachable so that the Candlesticks may be used on their own for less formal occasions. The Candlesticks are weighted but are of heavy gauge. The branches are unweighted. Height: 17 1/2 Inches. Condition: Good Estate Condition.

This pair of neoclassical style three-light candelabra by the Gorham Mfg. Co. of Providence, RI was made in 1907. The candelabra are fully hallmarked under the base of the candlestick with Gorham’s maker’s mark, sterling and pattern #A3207 as well as the date mark for pieces made in 1907. The candelabra arms are detachable from the sticks, and thus, the candlesticks may be used on their own as well as in tandem with the detachable branches. The pair is made in the style of fluted Corinthian c... Click for details

Tetard Freres of Paris made this elegant pair of French Candelabra circa 1900. They are fully hallmarked with the French First Standard mark for Silver of 950 quality, Tetard Freres’ maker’s mark and another indistinguishable mark, probably an import mark, as these candelabra were made for export as indicated by style of the first standard mark. The candelabra are executed in the Louis XVI style, which was experiencing a revival at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. They are constructed... Click for details

This is a stately sterling silver pair of 5-light candelabra by the famous American silversmith, International Silver Company of Meriden, Connecticut. They were made circa 1950 and are fully hallmarked with the International Silver Company’s trademark, the pattern name, pattern #WN59-3 and sterling. The 5 light pair of candelabra was made in the American interpretation of the English Georgian Regency Style. The candelabra are of elegant oblong shape with gadroon-decorated borders, the corners... Click for details

Pair of Gorham Mfg. Co. Sterling Silver Candelabra, 1951. This pair of sterling silver candelabra by the Gorham Mfg. Co. of Providence, RI is fully hallmarked with Gorham’s maker’s mark, date symbol for 1951, sterling, pattern #41836, and “English Reproduction”. The Candlesticks are of square shape with baluster stems, the sticks and three light branches are decorated with gadroon borders in the English Georgian style, the arms are fluted. The candlesticks are weighted and of heavy gauge, how... Click for details

This is a beautiful silver and ebonized wood 4 light candelabrum made by Sant’Elia in Milan circa 1935. It is hallmarked with the Milan mark for circa 1935 and the maker’s stamp of Sant’Elia as well as the 800 silver standard mark. Apparently, many pieces by Sant’Elia were exhibited in the “Il Deco in Italia” exhibit in Rome, 2004. Length: 11 3/4 inches. Since the candelabrum is on a wood base, a silver weight is difficult to calculate. Condition: Excellent

This is a beautiful and unusual set of four two light candelabra by the American silversmiths at Durham in a striking Danish design. Each stands on a circular base ornamented with alternating large balls and wire loops that support the bifurcating two wire arms balanced with a central wire scroll with two floral buds and balls. Each arm supports a tulip-shaped bobeche with four balls at the base. This elegant set of four candelabra in the modern style emulates the metalwork of Georg Jensen and... Click for details

This is a beautiful pair of sterling silver three light candelabra by the American Arts and Crafts silversmith George Christian Gebelein in a handsome Colonial Revival design. Each stands stepped, square base with chamfered corners, supporting a baluster-shaped stem and U-shaped socket with banding. The socket supports the removable arms with three conforming sockets each with a removable wax-pan and collar that both repeated the square design of the base. The arms are elegantly curved forming... Click for details