Sterling Silver Chambersticks - Antique Victorian (1863)

These exceptional Victorian sterling silver chambersticks (chamber candlesticks) have a plain circular form.

The cylindrical bell shaped capitals retain the original hallmarked sterling silver sconces.

The sconces and wax pans are each encompassed with an applied bead decorated border to the rim, in addition to a contemporary bright cut engraved crest depicting a griffin rampant with a cross fitchy.

These silver chambersticks retain the original hallmarked detachable snuffers.

The snuffers have a conical form and are surmounted by simplified urn style finials.

Each antique silver chamberstick is fitted with a shaped handle featuring a plain thumbpiece and receiver socket for the snuffer.

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Maker: Richard Sibley II

These Victorian silver chambersticks are an exceptional gauge of silver for their type, exceptional quality and in exceptional presentation condition.

The applied bead decoration is all very sharp and the bright cut engraved decoration is very crisp.

Full hallmarks struck to the underside of these silver chambersticks, in addition to part hallmarks to the sleeve of the sconces and the surface of the snuffers are all very clear; the maker's marks have wear in keeping with age and location, but remain legible.

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of these pieces of Victorian silverware.

Length from back of handle to rim 17.1cm/6.7"

Diameter of wax pan 14.5cm/5.7"

Diameter of sconce 4.9cm/1.9"

Height of snuffer 8.8cm/3.5"

Height 10cm/3.9"

16.8 troy ounces/523g