A PAIR OF GEORGE II LARGE SILVER CANDLESTICKS
Lot 149

A PAIR OF GEORGE II LARGE SILVER CANDLESTICKS

MARK OF CHARLES FREDERICK KANDLER, LONDON, 1743

Closed11 September 2019

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GBP 7,500

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A PAIR OF GEORGE II LARGE SILVER CANDLESTICKS
MARK OF CHARLES FREDERICK KANDLER, LONDON, 1743
Each on shaped-circular base with reed and scroll rim, the baluster stem with gadrooned borders, the large socket with detachable shaped-circular and gadrooned nozzle, marked underneath and on socket, further engraved with numbers and scratch weight 'No 2 34"12' and 'No 4 35"10', the nozzles numbered 'No 2' and 'No 4'
11 3/8 in. (29 cm.) high
67 oz. 3 dwt. (2,096 gr.)

Specialist note

Charles Frederick Kandler, born Carl Rudolph, was the older brother of the famous porcelain modeller, Johann Joachim Kandler. He had been apprenticed under the Dresden court silversmith, Johann Jacob Irminger, who was also artistic director of the Meissen factory and supplied many designs for porcelain. Kandler brought a Dresden-influenced style to England when he emigrated before 1727, entering his mark at Goldsmiths' Hall that year. His models were also influenced by porcelain designs.