A SET OF FOUR GEORGE IV CAST SHAPED CIRCULAR CANDLESTICKS BY TIMOTHY SMITH & THOMAS MERRYWEATHER LONDON 1824 With detachable plain moulded sconces, reel shaped capitals with rocaillework, waisted stems, the cases moulded and with leaves and shells 20.5cm (8in) high, 2574g (82.75 oz) Catalogue Note: Timothy Smith & Thomas Merryweather were only in partnership from 10th January 1824 to 21st July 1825 when Smith entered a mark on his own. The blazon of the crest: a cross crosslet fitchee gules surmounted of a sword in saltire proper Three families use this crest: ADAM of Blair Castle, Co. Kinross from 1815; ANDESLEY, no further details have been found and CONSTANTYNE of Cheshire, Shropshire and London.