A 19th century Austrian cold painted Viennese Bronze chamberstick with a detachable bobeche. This unusual chamberstick is painted as if it is a brown stem or branch of a tree which stands on its reddish leaves. The 7 reddish leaves are of different sizes, the largest one is in front, opposite the finger holder. There is a protruding branch on the largest leaf. The finger holder is a thin brown branch with 2 small leaves, one attached to the main stem the other to a bottom leaf. There are no markings on the chamberstick. It is 10 cms high, 15 cms long and about 13 cms wide and weighs 220 gms.
