Brass

This solid brass carriage clock measures 4 ½” tall with a 3” wide base and a handle on top. The French clock was received as a gift at Christmas 1972. The clock does not work - estimate to repair is $600 from Mark Pellman, conservator in Ashland, VA. . Price: $200.00

Made in England, circa 1790, this pair of solid brass candlesticks features an octagonal base and measures approximately 8” high. The pair was purchased in 1971 from Antiques Warehouse in Richmond, VA. Price: $100.00 (for the pair)

This solid brass candlestick, circa 1750, stands 6 ½” tall and rests on a 3 ¾” octagonal base. It was purchased in 1971 from Antiques Warehouse in Richmond, VA. Price: $60.00

This single solid brass candlestick was made in England, circa 1750, stands 6 1/8” tall with a 3 ¾” base. It was purchased in 1971 from Antiques Warehouse in Richmond , VA Price:$65.00

Made in England, circa 1750, this solid brass candlestick stands 7” tall and features a curved 3 ½” base. It was purchased in 1971 from Antiques Warehouse in Richmond, Va. Price: $65.00

This single Queen Anne solid brass candlestick was made in England and stands 8” tall with a 4 ¾” wide scalloped base. It was purchased in 1973 from Peter Mack Brown in Washington D.C. Price: $125.00

This pair of solid brass candlesticks measures approximately 4 ½” tall with a 2 ½” base with scalloped and curved corners. The pair was purchased in 1973 from Antelope Antiques, St. Albans, England. Price: $250.00 (for the pair)

Made in England, circa 1715, each solid brass candlestick measures 7 5/8” tall and features a 4 ½”, Queen Anne scalloped base. The pair was purchased in 1973 from the Church Street Gallery in London, England. Price: $175.00 (for the pair)

This handled bell brass jam kettle measures 6” in diameter and 3” deep. It is 6 1/4 inches high at the top of the handle. The kettle was made in England, circa 1800. It was purchased in 1968 from The Top Shop in Broadway, England. Price: $60.00

These Danish sea captain’s solid brass candlesticks are heavy to anchor them during rough voyages. They are engraved with the initials “JHPD” and the year “1828”. They measure 10” tall with a hexagon base for stability. They were purchased in 1968 from Antiques Warehouse in Richmond, Va. Price: $700.00 (for the pair)

These are 18th century American wrought iron dollar foot, knife blade andirons featuring solid brass urn-shaped finials. They were purchased in 1973 from Charles Navis in Richmond, Va. Price: $600.00

This chased solid brass wall bracket features a unicorn design on its back shield. The bracket measures 11 ½” high and 8” wide; the candle cup portion measures 5 3/4” wide and 3 ½” deep. The sconce was made in England, circa 1700, and was purchased in 1968 from Antiques Warehouse in Richmond, Va. Price: $325.00

This solid brass sconce, beaten from the back, measures 11 ¾” tall and 8” wide, with two 8” long arms extending from the center. The sconce was made in England, circa 1700, and purchased in 1979 from Antiques Warehouse in Richmond, Va. Price: $500.00

This pair of solid brass 12” tall Corinthian Column candlesticks have one new bobeche. The pair was made in England during the 18th century and was purchased in 1965 at Christie’s in London, England. Price: $1300.00 (for the pair)