William IV Sterling Silver Chamberstick Tree Branch Joseph Willmore 1832
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:24436508 | Maker: Joseph Willmore |
| Pattern: Tree / Branches | Product: Chambersticks / Candlesticks |
| Composition: Sterling Silver | Style: William IV |
| Brand: Joseph Willmore | Age: 1800-1849 |
Superb William IV sterling silver chamberstick, fully hallmarked for Birmingham 1832.
This is a beautiful silver chamberstick made in the reign of King William IV by Joseph Willmore in Birmingham 1832.
The chambersticks has a leaf shaped round base with finely chased tree branches.
The chamberstick has a central candle holder with flared shaped rim and it has it's candle snuffer on chain.
The chamberstick is 2-1/4 inches / 58 mm wide and 2-1/2 inches / 63 mm deep.
...The chamberstick has clear hallmarks - lion passant, anchor for Birmingham, duty mark, letter J for 1832 and maker's mark JW for Joseph Willmore.
The chamberstick is in excellent condition with no dents, damage or repair.
I accept payment via Paypal as well as personal cheques in Pounds Sterling drawn on a UK bank. For international customers, by arrangement payment may also be done via bank wire transfer.
Payment may also be made by Credit Card or Debit Card by telephone.
I will post worldwide and I aim to despatch items within 3 days from receipt of payment. Shipments within UK are via Royal Mail Special Delivery next day service. Overseas shipments are via Royal Mail International signed for service. If you require shipment via courier service (eg TNT/UPS etc), this can be arranged at additional cost by mutual agreement.
This is a beautiful silver chamberstick made in the reign of King William IV by Joseph Willmore in Birmingham 1832.
The chambersticks has a leaf shaped round base with finely chased tree branches.
The chamberstick has a central candle holder with flared shaped rim and it has it's candle snuffer on chain.
The chamberstick is 2-1/4 inches / 58 mm wide and 2-1/2 inches / 63 mm deep.
...The chamberstick has clear hallmarks - lion passant, anchor for Birmingham, duty mark, letter J for 1832 and maker's mark JW for Joseph Willmore.
The chamberstick is in excellent condition with no dents, damage or repair.
I accept payment via Paypal as well as personal cheques in Pounds Sterling drawn on a UK bank. For international customers, by arrangement payment may also be done via bank wire transfer.
Payment may also be made by Credit Card or Debit Card by telephone.
I will post worldwide and I aim to despatch items within 3 days from receipt of payment. Shipments within UK are via Royal Mail Special Delivery next day service. Overseas shipments are via Royal Mail International signed for service. If you require shipment via courier service (eg TNT/UPS etc), this can be arranged at additional cost by mutual agreement.
