A 20th century American Sterling chamberstick. This round shape chamberstick is strange because of its candle holder (which could be a holder for pins). The chamberstick seems to have been made of two separate parts, the rim which is cast or embossed with a decoration and the base which which holds the stem of the holder. The chamberstick is marked with Sterling (both on the front and back of the base) and a mark which could be the H.H. Curtis silver manufacturers mark. The chamberstick has a 6.5 cm diameter (without the handle)and is 6 cm tall. It weighs 25 grams
