A pair of Polish silver Sabbath candlesticks, with maker's initial, late 19th century
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A pair of Polish silver Sabbath candlesticks, with maker's initial, late 19th century
each lobed baluster column moulded with shells, on a rocaille scroll and shell-shaped base, raised on four scroll feet, urn-shaped nozzle with detachable drip-pan, loaded, 39cm high
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