Pair of baroque chandeliers, German, master IP probably Joachim Puttlost, Dresde…

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Pair of baroque chandeliers, German, master IP probably Joachim Puttlost, Dresden (becomes master before 1607, mentioned until 1639), 8-cornered stepped stand, angular baluster shaft, spout in vase shape, h. 18,5 cm, total weight ca. 444 g

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Pair of baroque chandeliers, German, master IP probably Joac

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