Robert Edgar Stone

Session Three

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ZAR 25 036
Lot 417
  • A pair of George VI silver three-light candlesticks, Robert Edgar Stone, London, 1948

LOT 417

Robert Edgar Stone

A pair of George VI silver three-light candlesticks, Robert Edgar Stone, London, 1948
Lot Estimate Change Currency
ZAR 8 000 - 10 000
Selling Price
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ZAR 25 036
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London, England
A pair of George VI silver three-light candlesticks, Robert Edgar Stone, London, 1948
each central column moulded with geometric motifs, headed by a candle sconce with gadrooned collar, the applied side arms headed with further sconces with gadrooned collars, raised on a spreading circular foot, inscribed 'CHRISTMAS 1948, PRESENTED TO Mr & Mrs C.L. RYCROFT BY STAFF AND LABOUR FORCE, HARCROFT ESTATE', inscribed RE Stone to the base, 20,5cm high, 1025g all in
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Notes

This lot appears in photographs of Harcroft, Perak, during Charles and Muriel Rycroft's occupancy post 1945.

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