a brass candlestick

ENGLAND OR THE SOUTHERN NETHERLANDS, 15TH CENTURY

Details
a brass candlestick
England or The Southern Netherlands, 15th Century
The nozzle pierced with two rectangular openings above the baluster stem
16.7cm. high and 12cm. diam.
Literature
See for comparison:
E. Turner, An introduction to brass, Owing Mills, Maryland, 1982, pl. 12.
M.D. Snodin, 'Domestic Brass Candlesticks 1450-1850', Antique Dealer & Collectors' Guide, July 1976, pp. 70-75, XXXI, pl. 2b.
G. Wills, Candlesticks, London, 1974, pl. 17.
W.G. Mackay Thomas, 'Some Anomalies in English Candlestick Design', Apollo, July 1951, pp. 22-25, LIV, fig. 8.
W.G. Mackay Thomas, English Candlesticks before 1600, London, 1954, pl. 53, 54.
R. Brownsword, 'English latten domestic candlesticks 1400-1700', Datasheet, Norwich (Arch. Department, Castle Museum), 1985, no. 9.
Chr. Bangs, The Lear Collection. A study of copper-alloy candlesticks A.D. 200-1700, Easton (Pennsylvania), 1995, cat. no's. 48-49 (as English).

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