Supposed-to-be british silver candlestick, hallmarked strangely- is there other example?

Start to get intrested by silver antiques lately and got this mediocre condition candlestick quite cheap (hence I didn't bother much to check on it before the purchase)-- but by the time pass I realized this grouped and connected hallmark is quite odd, comparing to other silver I had purchased(& pictures from internet). Tried to google but didn't found similar result either.
I doubt this is not the result of hallmarking method in small object, since marks on pocket knives are well-separated and clean...perhaps it's a poorly made mordern product?? I really don't know.
If any member had encountered object marked similarly, please enlighten me.
(And sorry if my English is wired, it's not my native language)
Thanks in advance

 

It looks like a small vase rather than a candlestick. The hallmarks are British standard, the lion passant, the Crown for Sheffield and the date letter on the right and the makers mark is on the left. Give it a clean and there’s a good chance we can see who made it and how old it is.

 

it's a beat up vase.......shine it up !

 

This is the best I could do with the marks, but I still can't read them. (Lion passant in the middle, but that's all I could make out.)

 

Sorry for the resized quality, folks, the original file was like 12mb lol, hope new attachment would show better detail.
Maker's mark (I belive) on the left is a UD/WD, seemingly shield shaped and requires a magnifying glass to recognize that.
And thanks to all who replied, really won't figure out that's a vase by myself.

 

I cropped and tweaked your last photo a bit.
The mark looks like JD WD in a shield, the mark for James Deakin & Sons, 1883-1932.
The year letter is a lower case g. It is difficult to see which exact one it is, but it could be for 1924.



James Deakin & Sons (John & William F Deakin) 1883..1932
(registered Jan 1878 & Mar 1896)
https://www.silvermakersmarks.co.uk/Makers/Sheffield-JA-JD.html#JD

 

Here is a similar vase. You can compare size etc.

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/antique-silver-bud-vase-sheffield-464819204

 

You can see the 1924 example here - http://www.silvermakersmarks.co.uk/Dates/Sheffield/Date Letters G.html Looks right to me.

 

it's good have interest in these antiques...but the value of an item like this is no more than melt weight of the silver itself.

 

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