Delightful Repoussé Brass Box (A)

• Rolled brass box with lid decorated with hearts, cartouches and foliate design
• Northern Europe, 19th century
• 4.75" wide x 3.25" deep x 1.75" high

Exquisite Early Brass Candlestick (B)

• Outstanding proportions and condition
• Sweden, c 1660
• 7 1/4" high x 4 3/4" diameter
• Literature, "Mässing", Sigurd Erixson, page 180, #176

Bold Brass Sconce with Heraldic Lion (C)

• Finely executed reflective candleholder
• Northwest Europe?, 19th century
• 9.75" high x 7.00" wide x 3.50" deep

Beautiful Brass and Iron Early Trivet (D)

• Understated cut out floral brass design with elongated conjoined tripod feet
• England, 18th century
• 11.25" high x 8.75" wide x 8.0" deep

Classical Middrip Candlestick (E)

• Excellent weight and well balanced proportions
• Netherlands, C. 1650
• 8.0" high x 3.75" diameter

Exceptional Ale Vessel (F)

• Diffusely hammered copper design centering on two rearing lions. Gadrooned base. Dovetailed.
• Northern Europe, possibly Scandinavia, 19th century
• 18.50" high x 10.0" diameter

Marked Pair Nuremberg Candlesticks (G)

• Refined and well proportioned brass candleholders
• Germany, 17th century
• 7.25" high x 5.75" diameter

Pair of Dutch Middrip Brass Candlesticks (H)

• Associated pair or "fraternal twins"
• High quality with tulip candlecups
• Netherlands, c. 1720
• 9.25" high x 4.00" diameter

Pewter Pitcher (I)

• Delicate all-over design
• Hallmark --M. Johan Ernst Oettel 1745-?
• Leipzig, Germany 18th. century
• 8.5" high x 3.0" base diameter

Pair of early Pewter Salts (J)

• Bulbous shape
• Engraved initial "D"
• England, 18th. century
• 2.5" high, 3.0" base diameter