A pair of early George III Candle Snuffers made in London in 1769 by John Buckett.

A pair of early George III Candle Snuffers made in London in 1769 by John Buckett.
A pair of early George III Candle Snuffers made in London in 1769 by John Buckett.
A pair of early George III Candle Snuffers made in London in 1769 by John Buckett.
A pair of early George III Candle Snuffers made in London in 1769 by John Buckett.

A pair of early George III Candle Snuffers made in London in 1769 by John Buckett.

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British Silver 1760-1830

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The Candle Snuffers are of the sprung scissor form with openwork scroll handles and oval finger rings.. The oblong snuffer box is decorated with chased foliate scroll work around a vacant shield shaped cartouche.



Length: 6.45 inches, 16.13cm.

Year

1769

Country

London

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