Catalog: Antiques (496)

A beautiful English Chamber Stick measuring 4.75x6”

A beautiful Nineteenth Century English‘s Victorian Chamber Stick in Brass Measuring 3“ x 12“ in a fry pan design

A beautiful English Frypan shade chamber stick from the nineteenth century measuring 4”x10”

A very rare chamber stick probably used in a shop for long use measuring 5.5”x9.5” in tin

An American enamelware chamber stick circa 1900 with beautiful patina

An American design chamber stick circa 1870 with its’ snuffer in remarkable condition measuring 2”x5”

A bell form chamber stick English circa 1840s with applied gold leaf over lacquer measuring 2”x5.5”

American Craftman or Arts and Craft era chamber stick in copper measuring 2”x6”

An attractive nineteenth century chamber stick in silver over pewter with heavy patina measuring 2”x6”

A possible Dutch or English early 18th century chamber stick with its snuffer measuring about 4.75”x5.75” pewter

An Early English chamber stick with attached snuffer in a basket design cup form dated to about early nineteenth century.

English Chamber Lamp “Adams Design” Silver Hallmarks 1850s 6”x4”

A beautiful Rocco design English chamber stick with snuffer 4”x5.25” Nineteenth Century pewter

Adams Design Silver Plate Chamber Stick English Nineteenth Century 4x6”. A rare a beautiful chamber stick with a matching snuffer. Silver over pewter with original trimmer and snuffer

From the Lumiere Collection by Galerie L'Enfant Sterling Silver Plate Chamber Stick with Snuffer; from Chester, England in the era of George III, circa 1780.

From the Lumiere Collection by Galerie L'Enfant. Rare late 18th century English export wrought iron chamberstick with brass wedding ring design and push lever candle adjustment.

From the Lumiere Collection by Galerie L'Enfant. American sterling silver Adams revival design, vasiform urn chamber stick atop a reeded inverted bluebell base, standing on a circular gadrooned edge drip pan with bent leaf handle, circa 1910.

From our collection of Chamber Sticks and Lamps purchase from a collector Who took 50 years to amass the collection