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Group shot: 56.504, 56.505

Candlestick

(1746–1813)
(1728–1809)
(died in 1782)
1774–75
Object PlaceBirmingham, England
Medium/TechniqueMetal
DimensionsH. 30.2 cm x W. 11.6 cm x D. 11.6 cm (11 7/8 x 4 9/16 x 4 9/16 in.); Weight: 625 gm (20 oz 19 dwt)
Credit LineTheodora Wilbour Fund in memory of Charlotte Beebe Wilbour
Accession number56.505
On View
Not on view
ClassificationsSilver
Collections
InscriptionsEngraved on one corner of each base, 11.19.12
Provenance1956, N. Bloom & Son, Inc., New York; 1956, sold by Bloom to the MFA for $600. (Accession Date: October 11, 1956)
56.502, 56.503, 56.504, or 56.505
Candlestick
James Wyatt
1774–75
Image Not Available for Snuffers
Snuffers
James Dixon and Sons
around 1835
Image Not Available for Tray
Tray
James Dixon and Sons
around 1835
Image Not Available for Salt cellar
Salt cellar
James Dixon and Sons
around 1835
Salt cellar
Salt cellar
James Dixon and Sons
around 1835
Pair of candlesticks
Sebastian and James (I) Crespell
1769–70
Image Not Available for Candlestick, snuffers, and scissors
Candlestick, snuffers, and scissors
James Dixon and Sons
about 1835
Three light candelabra branch
Three light candelabra branch
Sebastian and James (I) Crespell
1769–70 and 1825–26
Mother and Child
Mother and Child
Wyatt Eaton
1876
A Representation of the Meteor Seen at Paddington about 12 Minutes before 11 o'clock, on the Evening of the 11th of Feb. 1850
A Representation of the Meteor Seen at Paddington about 12 Minutes before 11 o'clock, on the Evening of the 11th of Feb. 1850
Matthew Cotes Wyatt
1850
Untitled (Hidden Mother)
Untitled (Hidden Mother)
M. J. Wyatt
1860–1899
Teapot
James W. Tufts Company
about 1885