Lot #733: E.G. Webster & Son Silver-Plated 'Aesthetic Movement' Repoussé Candlesticks + Matching Box

E.G. Webster & Son was a prominent American silversmith company that operated from the late 19th century into the early 20th century. They were known for producing high-quality silver-plated hollowware and flatware, often featuring elaborate decorative techniques like repoussé and chasing. Their pieces were popular for both domestic use and as decorative items, reflecting the opulent tastes of the era. These candlestick holders and matching trinket box, with their detailed repoussé work depicting tavern scenes and intricate floral patterns, are characteristic of the Aesthetic Movement and Victorian era styles. Such pieces were often made to be functional as well as decorative, adding a touch of elegance to dining rooms or drawing rooms. The use of silver plating allowed for the creation of ornate designs at a more accessible price point than solid silver. Dimensions: See photos Pickup category timeslot {A}