A Superb pair of George III Cast Silver Candlesticks by Ebenezer Coker, London 1764 1749

A Superb pair of George III Cast Silver Candlesticks by Ebenezer Coker, London 1764 1749enquire A superb pair of George III cast silver candlesticks by Ebenezer Coker London 1764. With square bases shaped and stepped with flame and shell form corners. The fluted columns rising above a rope decorated circular knop to a square knop with matching decoration. The capitals with two rope decorated bands above a central plain band. The original sconces are similarly decorated with the cast shell pattern. Hallmarked to the underside of each base

Weight of bowl: 2787g or 98

5cm or 11 ¼”

raised circular foot

Weight: 1606 g or 57 oz or 52 ounces Troy

Excellent gauge silver with minor surface marks from use

5 inches or 65

Clearly marked to the underside for London 1811 by Peter and William Bateman

and the lids are hallmarked for 1792 by Robert Sharp

With square bases shaped and stepped with flame and shell  form corners

The capitals also marked with maker’s mark and lion passant

The removable arms with three scrolling foliate branches leading to circular

Free 7th November 1770