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1733
David Willaume
10447 George II Antique Silver Chamberstick
A plain style silver chamber stick (or “go to bed”) from the early 1700’s with a simple C shaped handle and reeded rim. Solid design and excellent heavy gauge silver as you’d expect from this date. An unusual feature is the decorative band of trellis hatching with shells and scrolls, hand engraved to the top surface. Weight 304g, 9.7 troy oz. Diameter 13.5cm. Spread 17cm, 6.7ins. Height 6.5cm. London 1733. Maker David Willaume, an important Huguenot maker. Sterling silver.
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Circa 1754
Dougal Ged
10456 George II Scottish Antique Silver Chambersticks
Reserved
A stunning pair of antique Scottish silver chambersticks of plain circular form with a ‘C’ shaped handle. Total weight 436g, 13.5 troy oz. Diameter 13cm, 5.1ins. Spread 14.5cm, 5.7ins. Height 6.5cm, 2.5ins. Edinburgh 1754. Maker Dougal Ged.