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Lighting — Watson's Auctioneers (No longer trading)

$945 (NZ$1,127)
Large Arts & Crafts chandelier with inlay stones and six arms
$619 (NZ$798)
Pair of sterling silver candlesticks. Charles Boyton, London…
$398 (NZ$513)
An Art Deco figural table lamp in flat green coated zinc of a…
$262 (NZ$319)
Pair of brass candlesticks in form of dragons
Auction House:
Watson's Auctioneers (No longer trading)
Number of lots recorded:21
Lots with images:21
Prices available:21
Category:
Lighting
LotDescriptionPriceImage
*** Large Arts & Crafts chandelier with inlay stones and six arms ***
*** Pair of sterling silver candlesticks. Charles Boyton, London 1906 ***
*** An Art Deco figural table lamp in flat green coated zinc of a naked young girl sitting on a column with stepped base. Height 54 cm ***
*** Pair of brass candlesticks in form of dragons ***
*** A Pair Of Wedgewood Carp Fish Candlesticks ***
*** Table lamp - Attrib John Britten. ***
*** Brass six branch candelabra with a lion rampant supporting the candelabra. ***
*** A painted metal candlestick modelled as a serving Indian. ***
*** Pair of sterling silver column candlesticks ***
*** Sterling silver Art Nouveau candle stick ***
*** A standard, American lamp. Height 151 cm ***
*** Sowerbys Queens Ware ivory candlestick decorated with alternating daisies and thistles. Registration mark (1878). Height 16.5 cm ***
*** Sterling silver heart shaped chamber stick with heart shaped thumb rest. Chester 1898 ***
*** Pair of pewter candlesticks. ***
*** Blue cased splash glass candlestick on circular base. Possibly Webb & Corbett. Height 25.5 cm ***
*** A heavy brass standard lamp and shade ***
*** Silver plated candelabra ***
*** Ceiling light 1800s needs repair ***
*** Silver plate candelabra ***
*** Silver plated candelabra ***
*** Sterling silver candlestick on circular base. Birm 1912 ***