A Victorian silver six-light candelabrum, Reily & Storer, London, 1847

the inscribed cast and chased foliate triform base rising to a slender fluted stem, three detachable bifurcated branches with fixed drip pans and sconces and screw-in central basket, with almost fitting cut and frosted glass dish

Good clear marks. The glass bowl probably a later replacement. Otherwise light wear commensurate with age.
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The inscriptions reads: 'YORK August Meeting 1847,' 'The Earl of Chesterfield, Sackville Lane Fox Esq^r. MP, George Payne Esq^r. STEWARDS,' and 'WON BY M^r GULLYS Mathematician 3 Y^rs. OLD'