Early pair of English brass candlesticks, circa 1760-1780. Each has a petal base with four sides and a concave indented design between the fluted petals. The central column has 4 projections; the largest has 4 flat panels. The top has a fixed candle holder. Measures 8 inches tall with a 4 inch square base. Excellent condition. Note the line mold mark we show in one of the photos. Only early candlesticks were made in two parts.See " The Brass Book by Peter, Nancy and Herbert Schiffer Published 1978 page 200 A. for a neanr identical example.

Antique English Victorian brass pipe rack circa 1880 in excellent condition. Floral swag and urn design. Measures 8.5 inches wide and 9 inches high. Holds four pipes.

Antique pearwood treenware covered apothecary container with hand cut screw on top c1880. Attributed to S Maw, Son & Thompson, 7-12 Aldersgate, makers of chemist and pharmacy equipment, they have items displayed in the science museum, London. Excellent condition. Measures 3.25 inches high by 3.25 inches wide. Hand turned on a lathe by a master woodworker. Excellent condition, no cracks or repairs.

Thomas Griffin large pewter charger. London circa 1760-1777. Fine estate condition. Diameter is 16.5 inches.

RARE Luneville France pair of deep cobalt blue porcelain apothecary jars circa 1890. Each is 9.25 inches high x 5.25 inches wide at the lid, 4.5 inches wide at the sides. One jar has a slight rim chip, and there is some wear to the 24k gold banding on both.