A Pair of Early 19th-Century Wedgwood Jasperware and Cut-Glass Lustre Candlesticks

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A Pair of Early 19th-Century Wedgwood Jasperware and Cut-Glass Lustre Candlesticks

A pair of English lustre candlesticks with blue Wedgwood jasperware drum bases, decorated with white relief figures from the celebrated Dancing Hours design, framed by delicate foliate borders. Each base bears an impressed WEDGWOOD mark.

The brass mounts support diamond-cut glass stems, scalloped drip pans and crown-cut candle sockets, hung with faceted glass drops. The metalwork retains traces of silvering beneath an aged patina.

Previously adapted for electricity.

Stock number:775

Manufacturer:Wedgewood

Material:Brass, Glass, Jasperware

Place of origin:England

Period:Early 19thC

Condition:Some damage to the drip tray of one. See images for details.