An 1890’s German sterling chamberstick. The chamberstick, is a miniature square chamberstick with embossed branches and leaves throughout the tray. The candle holder also decorated with leaves and flowers, is relatively large for such a small chamberstick. The long handle is also decorated. The chamberstick has the mark of DB for importer David Bridge who probably marked it for English sterling and the year 1895. Additional marks and the mark of 930 for silver content are probably the Neresheimer mark from Hanau. The chamberstick is 8 cm long including the handle and 4 cm across. It is about 1.4 cm tall and weighs 18 gram.
