Null Pair of silver candlesticks, London, 1881, probably James Beebe, silver, mu…

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Pair of silver candlesticks, London, 1881, probably James Beebe, silver, multi-stepped base, spirally turned shaft, spout as acanthus leaf capital, marked on the base, master's mark JB, height 14.5 cm each, filled base, approx. 770 g

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Pair of silver candlesticks, London, 1881, probably James Beebe, silver, multi-stepped base, spirally turned shaft, spout as acanthus leaf capital, marked on the base, master's mark JB, height 14.5 cm each, filled base, approx. 770 g

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