A pair of Austro-Hungarian silver Sabbath candlesticks, maker's initials TD, Vienna, 1872-1922, .800 standard

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ZAR 14 779
Lot 168
  • A pair of Austro-Hungarian silver Sabbath candlesticks, maker's initials TD, Vienna, 1872-1922, .800 standard

LOT 168

A pair of Austro-Hungarian silver Sabbath candlesticks, maker's initials TD, Vienna, 1872-1922, .800 standard

Lot Estimate Change Currency
ZAR 8 000 - 10 000
Selling Price
Incl. Buyer's Premium & VAT
ZAR 14 779
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A pair of Austro-Hungarian silver Sabbath candlesticks, maker's initials TD, Vienna, 1872-1922, .800 standard
baluster, raised on a domed foot engraved with 'H.A' within a cartouche, the whole engraved with foliate bands between engine-turned borders, dents, loaded,26,5cm high
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