A PAIR OF VICTORIAN BRASS AND ENAMELLED CANDLESTICKS

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN BRASS AND ENAMELLED CANDLESTICKS

PROBABLY BY THOMAS POTTER & SONS, LONDON, C.1850

each having a 'U'-shaped socket with single mid-fillet, a castellated bowl drip-pan, on a wrythen and plain stem centred by a ring knop inset with scarlet paste stones, on a circular spreading base with chased and enamelled Gothic-style foliate decoration, cast 'TP&S' and '7901' to the underside, (2)

18.8cm high

Catalogue Note

Thomas Potter & Sons exhibited at the 1851 Great Exhibition, London, when similar candlesticks where displayed.