A Good Pair of Silver Candlesticks in Mid18C Style by Thomas A. Scott 1738

A Good Pair of Silver Candlesticks in Mid18C Style by Thomas A. Scott 1738enquire A pair of Edwardian silver table candlesticks in the style of George III. Square shaped bases with anthemion corners with a tapering fluted column and a single knop. Cotton reel capitals and conforming square sconces. Baize covered bases. Hallmarked for Sheffield 1905 by Thomas A. Scott to both bases and sconces. Good condition with no damage or repair and only minor wear to the corners of the base of one. Hallmarks clear. Both candlesticks

Weight: 2537g or 89

Width of body: 7cm or 2

His work is of fine quality and shows Huguenot influence

A rare pair of eighteenth century cushioned form entrée or vegetable dishes

Kings Pattern

Both handles also marked to the underside

Hodgson & Co

Width: 20cm or 8 inches

with cast silver leaf capped swan neck spout

The candelabra are  cast and chased throughout with representations of the four elements surrounded with flowers

All the hallmarks  are clearly struck and legible

This is due to the hallmarking process employed at the time