SHEFFIELD STERLING CORINTHIAN COLUMN AND CUT CRYSTAL

38" tall x 7" wide, english marks, HE over LD, crown, lion, f, converted to electric but font not drilled, hinks duplex burner, Hawksworth, Eyre & CO, LTD Sheffield, Sterling, 1898

Ca. late 19thC. Very good, working condition. Cut crystal reservoir is cracked and chipped. Approx. 30" tall. Base approx. 5 1/2" x 5 1/2".

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Baccarat Empire style pedestals with black veined marble tops, gilt metal Corinthians columns, and clear crystal cut twisted supports. Engraved: "Baccarat" at lower crystal. CIR

(pair) Cut crystal and gilt metal table lamps, a shell shaped finial over linen shade, cut crystal orb, above gilt metal body, each in the form of Corinthian columns, rising on square bases, approx 38

Crystal and silverplate epergne in the Classical taste, centering a brilliant cut crystal circular bowl, 11.5"dia; surmounting a fluted Corinthian column issuing four sinuous arms each terminating to

A PAIR OF JAMES DIXON & SONS LTD. GEORGE V PERIOD STERLING SILVER MOUNTED CUT CRYSTAL DECANTERS, SHEFFIELD, CIRCA 1915-1916, the rectangular decanters cut to the sides with octagonal hobnails, with st

(lot of 12) English sterling silver mounted cut crystal scent bottles, mostly Sheffield, 1900-1904; together three silver overlaid glass examples, tallest: 5.75"h. Provenance: Property from the collec

Gorham Sterling Mounted Ten Piece Dressing Set, Comprising eight cut glass and crystal jars with etched sterling lids, a hand mirror {length 7 3/8 inches}, and a shoe horn; with Sheffield sterling han

Sterling Silver Candelabra, Sheffield, England Ca. 1900, H 18.5" L 13.5" Depth 5" 1 Pair | the pair offer Corinthian column style, converting to single light candlesticks. Bearing signature branding a

Two antique Edwardian style English Sterling silver candlesticks. Corinthian style column design with wide square bases. Bears hallmarks for James Deakin and Sons, Sheffield, 1908. Weighted bases. Goo

English Sheffield Plated Epergne En Suite with Twelve English Sterling Footed Cups. The two tiered superstructure surmounted by a Anglo-Irish cut crystal bowl, supporting four conforming lower bowls,

hallmarked, Sheffield, 1898, W&G Sissons, fancy cut crystal jug with silver spout, domed cover and scrolling rope twist handle, h 26cm

1810 English Sterling Silver Inkstand, double well, hallmarks of Thomas Leader of Sheffield, 1810-1811, cut crystal wells, 3 3/4" x 9".

Sterling Silver Candlestick Lamp, Hawksworth, Eyre & Co, Sheffield, England, 1906. Modeled as a Corinthian column. Adapted to electricity, weighted base covered with green felt. Hallmarked. Height

hallmarked, Sheffield, 1902, W.L, in the form of Corinthian columns on stepped and beaded bases, weighted

Estate collection of assorted cut glass, crystal & enamel. Four cruets in silver holder - salt & pepper shakers have sterling silver caps; 3 serving dishes w/silver spoons; Sheffield enamel knives. Am

Fine antique English Georgian swivel dish stand with scroll design, with makers mark of John Watson, Sheffield and date cypher for 1806, set with diamond point cut heavy crystal bowl. Minor Fleabites,

CORSET SHAPED VASE - 12 3/4" - ABCG ROCK CRYSTAL COLUMNS WITH ENGRAVED FLORAL HIGHLIGHTS - RUFFLED GORHAM STERLING SILVER RIM - RAY CUT BASE

Rybak, Jaromir (Czech, born 1952), Crystal Column, Cut crystal, 9 inches tall,

PR. GORHAM STERLING CORINTHIAN COLUMN CANDLESTICKS, C. 1960, H. 12 1/4", WEIGHTED 27.7 OZ. EACH

hallmarked, footed stand with center handle, 12" tall, 526 grams with pair of original cut crystal 9 1/2" cruets, with stoppers, all excellent, late 19th century.

This pair of Sterling 19th century candlesticks are fluted columns with a Corinthian capitol. In excellent condition, they measure 10" tall X 4' across. They weigh 1340 grams (not weighted).

(2) Gorham Weighted Sterling Corinthian Column Candlesticks. Each marked on bottom. Height: 10.25 in.

hallmarked, footed stand with center handle, 12" tall, 526 grams with pair of original cut crystal 9 1/2" cruets, with stoppers, all excellent, late 19th century.