THE BASES MAKER'S MARK OF THOMAS GILPIN, LONDON, 1746; THE BRANCHES MAKER'S MARK OF BARNARD AND SONS, LONDON, 1832; EACH WITH SOCKET JOIN, LONDON, 1808, MAKER'S MARK WS
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A PAIR OF GEORGE III/WILLIAM IV SILVER CANDELABRA
The bases maker's mark of Thomas Gilpin, London, 1746; the branches maker's mark of Barnard and Sons, London, 1832; each with socket join, London, 1808, maker's mark WS
On shaped circular molded base with shells and flowers, rising to a spiralling Corinthian column stem, the three-light acanthus-clad scroll branches with central standard, with circular wax-pans and removable nozzles, marked on bases, central socket joins, bases of branches, wax-pans, sockets and nozzles
19.3/8in. (49.2cm.) high; 191oz. 10dwt. (5957gr.) (2)
The bases maker's mark of Thomas Gilpin, London, 1746; the branches maker's mark of Barnard and Sons, London, 1832; each with socket join, London, 1808, maker's mark WS
On shaped circular molded base with shells and flowers, rising to a spiralling Corinthian column stem, the three-light acanthus-clad scroll branches with central standard, with circular wax-pans and removable nozzles, marked on bases, central socket joins, bases of branches, wax-pans, sockets and nozzles
19.3/8in. (49.2cm.) high; 191oz. 10dwt. (5957gr.) (2)