Silver on Copper Candelabras Ellis Barker and 50 similar items

This antique silver on copper candelabra pair are a stunning piece of history from Ellis Barker, a renowned maker of silverplate items during the Edwardian era. The intricate design and quality craftsmanship make it a true collector's item. The set includes two candelabras that are sure to add a touch of elegance to any room. Dating back to the early 1900s, this set is a timeless piece that will never go out of style. Whether you are a collector of antiques or just appreciate beautiful pieces of history, this candelabra set is a must-have. These are 3 light, convertible with glass bobeches gadroon edges. Marked England on one side with a Menorah emblem on the other side which dates between 1912-1920's. Large when fully assembled, they convert to smaller single candlesticks, each holder will take a 1" taper. The set is complete with 10 pieces as follows: 2 detachable three light twisted arms, 4 detachable nozzles, 2 ribbed scalloped glass bobeches with attached plastic covers on the plugs and the 2 main candlesticks (candles not included). Some wear from age use, some tarnish, usage scratches, spots of copper show where the silver has worn off, no pads on the bases. No dents, no chips or cracks on the glass, one of the detachable nozzles has a chip of the silver on the inner rim of the candle holder, overall these are in very good condition, especially being over 100 years old! Will ship unassembled via your choice of FedEx for economically safe transport or USPS ground advantage. approx measurements fully assembled 19 1/4" to top of nozzle 19" to top of glass bobeches 17 1/2" long between arm/nozzle ends 5 3/4" wide x 2 1/4" tall x 3 3/8" high glass bobeches without bobeches 17" tall to top of center holder 12 1/2" tall candlestick only 6" x 5 1/8" base weighs over 16 lbs unpackaged, will be disassembled for safe shipping.