Pair of George III Antique Silver Cast Candlesticks 1

William Cafe, apprenticed to his brother John Cafe in 1742, turned himself over to Simon Jouet in 1746. Free 1757. Livery 1758. Mark entered as large worker 1757, probably on the death of his brother John.

Both William and John were known for their cast candlesticks. Known apprentices were Thomas Neale in 1777 and William’s son, Thomas, in 1784. William died c. 1802 - 1811.

William Cafe

Pair of George III Antique Silver Cast Candlesticks belonging to a Duke made in 1764

A pair of George III antique silver cast candlesticks in excellent condition. The candlesticks have waisted sconces with cable girdles and the flaring,...

A pair of George III antique silver cast candlesticks in excellent condition. The candlesticks have waisted sconces with cable girdles and the flaring, scalloped nozzles are embellished on each corner with a shell.

Date	1764
Made By	William Cafe
Location	London
Stock Number	W51x33

Pair of George III Antique Silver Cast Candlesticks belonging to a Duke made in 1764

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