Thomas Gladwin George II pair of candlesticks

Silver, gilt. The cast base with …

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Thomas Gladwin

George II pair of candlesticks Silver, gilt. The cast base with finely chased lion head masks between flower tendrils; the figurative shaft with two cupid half-figures holding the vase-shaped spout. Inlaid eave bowl with leafy shade. Marks: BZ London for 1750, MT Thomas Gladwin (from 1737, Grimwade no. 2759). H 25 cm, weight 1,703 g. London, Thomas Gladwin, 1750. Provenance Westphalian private collection.

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