A silver-plate Corinthian candlestick, apparently unmarked

Silver and Jewellery

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ZAR 1 994
Lot 242
  • A silver-plate Corinthian candlestick, apparently unmarked


Lot Estimate Change Currency
ZAR 1 500 - 2 000
Selling Price
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ZAR 1 994

About this Item

A silver-plate Corinthian candlestick, apparently unmarked
raised on a square stepped and beaded base, rising to a fluted column, detachable sconce with beaded border, dents, loaded, 23,5cm high; and another, similar, smaller, minor dents,loaded, 22,5cm high
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