An 1800 English chamberstick. A beautifully plain chamberstick typical of its era with no decorations or monograms. The chamberstick has its original removable bobeche and original snuffer. The chamberstick, snuffer, candle holder and stem all have gadrooned rims of a very delicate design. The thumb rest is plain with no design, but the snuffer has a lovely connection designed to the chamberstick. The chamberstick is marked on the bottom of the chamberstick and has partial marks on the snuffer and bobeche. The chamberstick has the London sterling marks, the date letter E for 1800 and the makers mark, WS for William Stroud who started working around 1800. The chamberstick has a diameter of 14 cm and it is 10 cm tall. It weighs 340 grams.
