A pair of George III sterling silver two light candelabra, Birmingham 1800 by Mathew Boulton and London 1800 by Richard Cook The circular bases with a laurel leaf edge leading to a fluted domed centre with a tapering cylindrical column with a laurel edge, the half-fluted capital with removable circular sconces with a reeded edge. The removable twin arms branches with acanthus capped reeded scroll arms leading to dished circular drip pans with laurel leaf edge and half-fluted capital with removable circular sconces with laurel leaf rims. Each arm centred with a cast heraldic finial formed as a crest of a demi-pegasus winged and semée of estoiles. Filled. Fully marked to the bases, candlestick sconces and arm branches, part-marked to the arm sconces. (2) Height – 52.5 cm / 20.75 inches Weighable silver – 2175 grams / 69.93 ozt The crest is for Bond of Peckham, Surrey, and Saltash, Cornwall.