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Virginia Metalcrafters Colonial Williamsburg "Sarah Coke" Candlesticks (3)
Item: Candlesticks (Set of 3)
Make: Virginia Metalcrafters (Waynesboro, VA) for Colonial Williamsburg Restoration
Model(s): "Sarah Coke” 3045 & 3046
Age: ca. 2005
Construction: Solid brass
Dimensions:Â
- 3045: 4 1/2” T x 4 1/4” Dia
- 3046: 6 3/4” T x 4 1/4” Dia
Condition: Very good. Some signs of wear throughout such as hairline scratches and spots to the finish. All three still have the original manufacturer’s green felt pads that read “Williamsburg, Virginia Metalcrafters since 1890” on the bottom as well as an original tag. Please see photos!
Details: This set includes a total of three candlesticks including two 4 1/2” (3045) candlesticks and one 6 3/4” (3046) candlestick.Â
"The Sarah Coke Candlesticks are adopted from archaeological fragments found at the Coke-Garrett site in Colonial Williamsburg unearthed in the layer of soil that dates back to the time when the site was owned by the Coke family. John Coke was a Goldsmith and tavern keeper. Coke left a personal estate valued at £772 when he died in 1767. His widow, Sarah continued to operate the house as a tavern after his death.”
- a description from the Virginia Metalcrafers 2005 catalog
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Virginia Metalcrafters Colonial Williamsburg "Sarah Coke" Candlesticks (3)
Virginia Metalcrafters Colonial Williamsburg "Sarah Coke" Candlesticks (3)
Item: Candlesticks (Set of 3)
Make: Virginia Metalcrafters (Waynesboro, VA) for Colonial Williamsburg Restoration
Model(s): "Sarah Coke” 3045 & 3046
Age: ca. 2005
Construction: Solid brass
Dimensions:Â
- 3045: 4 1/2” T x 4 1/4” Dia
- 3046: 6 3/4” T x 4 1/4” Dia
Condition: Very good. Some signs of wear throughout such as hairline scratches and spots to the finish. All three still have the original manufacturer’s green felt pads that read “Williamsburg, Virginia Metalcrafters since 1890” on the bottom as well as an original tag. Please see photos!
Details: This set includes a total of three candlesticks including two 4 1/2” (3045) candlesticks and one 6 3/4” (3046) candlestick.Â
"The Sarah Coke Candlesticks are adopted from archaeological fragments found at the Coke-Garrett site in Colonial Williamsburg unearthed in the layer of soil that dates back to the time when the site was owned by the Coke family. John Coke was a Goldsmith and tavern keeper. Coke left a personal estate valued at £772 when he died in 1767. His widow, Sarah continued to operate the house as a tavern after his death.”
- a description from the Virginia Metalcrafers 2005 catalog
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Item: Candlesticks (Set of 3)
Make: Virginia Metalcrafters (Waynesboro, VA) for Colonial Williamsburg Restoration
Model(s): "Sarah Coke” 3045 & 3046
Age: ca. 2005
Construction: Solid brass
Dimensions:Â
- 3045: 4 1/2” T x 4 1/4” Dia
- 3046: 6 3/4” T x 4 1/4” Dia
Condition: Very good. Some signs of wear throughout such as hairline scratches and spots to the finish. All three still have the original manufacturer’s green felt pads that read “Williamsburg, Virginia Metalcrafters since 1890” on the bottom as well as an original tag. Please see photos!
Details: This set includes a total of three candlesticks including two 4 1/2” (3045) candlesticks and one 6 3/4” (3046) candlestick.Â
"The Sarah Coke Candlesticks are adopted from archaeological fragments found at the Coke-Garrett site in Colonial Williamsburg unearthed in the layer of soil that dates back to the time when the site was owned by the Coke family. John Coke was a Goldsmith and tavern keeper. Coke left a personal estate valued at £772 when he died in 1767. His widow, Sarah continued to operate the house as a tavern after his death.”
- a description from the Virginia Metalcrafers 2005 catalog
