Pair of 19th Century Silver English Regency Sheffield Candelabras

A set of ten exquisite 19th-century Louis XV-style French chairs, comprising two elegant armchairs and eight matching side chairs, exudes timeless elegance. The crest rails, arms, an...

A stunning late 19th-century English mahogany Regency-style marble-top dolphin-base console table exudes elegance and refinement. The table boasts a rich verdant green marble top a...

A set of ten 19th-century Swedish rococo-style dining chairs, freshly painted in ochre, exudes graceful period character and a warm, meticulously restored finish. The gently curved c...

A pair of exquisite early 20th-century Samson Armorial jar lamps, crafted in the Chinese Export Famille Rose style, are adorned with the Great Seal of the State of Maryland on both sides. The porcelain bodies are intricately hand-painted with delicate pastel shades, gilded accents, and the elaborate heraldic motif. Each lamp is mounted on a circular wooden base with double lamp sockets, showcasing exceptional condition and period-appropriate hardware. Samson Armorial refers to finely hand-painted porcelain produced by the renowned French firm Edmé Samson et Cie. This firm is celebrated for its elaborate coats of arms and heraldic designs, often executed in the spirit of 18th-century Chinese Export porcelain or European royal wares. These pieces are celebrated for their meticulous artistry, subtle shading, and lavish gilding. Chinese Export Famille Rose is a vibrant decorative tradition that gained popularity from the 18th century. It is characterized by soft pink and rose hues created from an opaque enamel, complemented by complementary pastels (greens, blues, yellows), detailed figures, floral reserves such as Rose Medallion motifs, gilt highlights, and painting techniques that emphasize nuanced shading and outlined leaves. These techniques distinguish Chinese Export Famille Rose from earlier Chinese porcelain styles. Size: 6.5” D (base) x 26” H C. 1910, France Provenance These lamps were in the governor's mansion during the Theodore McKeldin administration, 1951-59. From the private collection of Charlene O'Malley, a noted Baltimore antiques...

Pair Regency style English silverplate convertible one-to-three light candelabras in good vintage condition. Measure 17.5 inches in width and stands 14 inches tall. Oval base is 6" ...

Fine Pair of three Branch Silver Plated Candelabras by British Silversmiths Barker Ellis Barker and Ellis was Established in 1801 in Birmingham and are one of the oldest firms in the...

Pair antique 19th century English Georgian Sheffield silver-plate (Silver on copper) candelabra.

Pair antique English Sheffield silver-plated convertible candelabra, circa 1870. Per the last 3 photos, these pieces convert from triple cup candelabra to single cup candlesticks.