2 Candle Holders

This is one of two matching candle holders from my grandparent's house. I don't know the exact height, but it may be around 11 inches tall. I do not have a photo of the bottom. I am not sure if there are any markings. I would love to know any history or value information for this item. thank you!

 

This one we need to see the bottom of.
Of all the various things you have posted, this appears to be one that has value. And if you have a pair in good condition - even better.


If you want, you can post two or more like items in one question.
Put your pottery items in one question. Just label each item #1 #2 etc, to make it easier to respond.
Glass should go in another question, furniture in another one.
Pottery and glass, we really need pictures of the bottom.

 

Hola, Alc, and welcome... lots of brainiacs here who will help you, I bet!

 

thank you

 

My mom just sent me a picture of the bottom of these candle holders, if this helps. Thank you.

 

While they look like Meissen marks...

"In Godden’s Guide to European Porcelain there is an entire chapter devoted to the many companies that used variations of this mark. The reason they did so was because this mark was associated with very high quality Meissen china. And everyone wanted in."

And since I'm no expert ......have a look here and wait for others to chime in.........

if they so choose........

 

I think these might be the real deal.
The base of the candlestick does not show in your picture. Does it match these?
http://www.tennants.co.uk/Catalogue/Lots/153841.aspx

Not sure exactly what you all are doing. Setting up for a sale? Setting up for family to pick items?
These should be kept in a safe area until you decide what to do with them.