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Lot 61

Lot 61

An Edwardian silver mounted candlestick of Neoclassical style, the urn shaped socket raised upon...

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Lot 61

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An Edwardian silver mounted candlestick of Neoclassical style, the urn shaped socket raised upon tapering square pedestal and stepped spreading square base, the whole having low relief decoration of foliate swags and pendants tied with bows, and rams head masks. Hallmarked William Hutton & Sons Ltd., London 1905. Height measures 7 6/8 inches (19.75 cm).

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Overall good condition with general light rubbing and wear to raised decoration and few small dints to edges. Hallmarks rubbing and worn but still legible, with matching hallmarks to removable drip tray. Base filled.

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