Pair Of Sterling Silver Neoclassical Candlesticks by Charles Boyton & Sons, 1911. Full Catalogue

Pair Of Sterling Silver Neoclassical Candlesticks by Charles Boyton & Sons, 1911. Full CatalogueAn attractive pair of sterling silver neoclassical candlesticks, fully hallmarked for Charles Boyton & Sons, Birmingham, 1911. Both candlesticks have some dinking to the silver at the base. The underside of each candle reveals the weighted base, one of which has some portions of weight missing, however both candlesticks remain firmly weighted and stand firm. The stem and bowl of both candlesticks remain in a very good condition. Dimensions Height: 16.

A charming 19th century oak milking stool of rectangular form with four turned legs

A delicate and beautiful example of art deco sterling silver tableware in the form of a scarcely found set which has remained as its pair for over 90 years

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Height with stopper: 25

blue guilloche enamel and cut glass scent / perfume bottle

the firm's accountants Mr Leach and Mr

The scent bottle retains its original stopper

but still clearly hallmarked '375' (9 carat gold)

A very tactile and attractive piece

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'Starting for the Drag'