A rare George III Miniature Chamberstick made in London in 1807 by William Eley I.

The Chamberstick has a circular pan, with a raised stylised corded edge. The cast main shaft is baluster in form and decorated with reeding. This piece also has an unusual handle modelled as a raying shell, which is attached to the main body with a bi-furcated moulding. The design is most certainly influenced by Queen Anne Chamberstick designs. This piece is very well marked on the reverse, is of a good gauge and colour.