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  • Four George III silver candlesticks, Thomas Watson & Co, Sheffield, 1775
  • Four George III silver candlesticks, Thomas Watson & Co, Sheffield, 1775

LOT 42

Thomas Watson & Co

Four George III silver candlesticks, Thomas Watson & Co, Sheffield, 1775
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ZAR 120 000 - 160 000
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Sheffield, England
Four George III silver candlesticks, Thomas Watson & Co, Sheffield, 1775
each tapering column moulded with a spiral foliate garland, raised on a square base moulded with ribbon garlands, the centre enclosing a trophy cartouche engraved with initials and beaded borders, the stem moulded with acanthus leaves, the detachable sconces with beaded borders, loaded
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height: 29cm

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