Pair of Victorian Brass 'Beehive' Ejector Candlesticks, c1890 with inscribed facial features showing

with inscribed facial features showing areas of wear and minor chipping

The scent of old perfume remains when opened

safe journeys

though it often meant he earned considerably less than faster

An ivory netsuke carved as a ripe persimmon (kaki)

Pair of Victorian Brass 'Beehive' Ejector Candlesticks, c1890 with inscribed facial features showingA pair of Victorian brass Beehive ejector candlesticks, circa 1890. The ejection mechanism allows wax to be removed from the top sconce by pressing from beneath. Each candlestick bears an impressed registration mark along the base edge. Measurements: 24cm high Condition: The brass retains its original patina, with areas of copper exposure and traces of light verdigris visible within the crevices. Minor casting imperfections are present, consistent