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A Pair of 17th-Century Dutch Antique Brass Pricket Candlesticks
A Pair of 17th-Century Dutch Antique Brass Pricket Candlesticks
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A pair of 17th-century Dutch antique brass pricket candlesticks.
Each stick with a single socket with iron pricket / spike over a knopped stem, with a circular drip pan and supported on a raised circular base.
Provenance - Unknown.
Condition - Please refer to the images. There are minor knocks and dents commensurate with age. The iron spikes have a small amount of play in them. A further detailed condition report is available upon request.
Size - Height 28 cm (11")
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