Null Biedermeier-Leuchter/Candlestick, Wien/Vienna, um 1858
Round multi-pass sta…

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Biedermeier-Leuchter/Candlestick, Wien/Vienna, um 1858 Round multi-pass stand, columnar shaft. Silver 13 lot hallmarked with city mark, dated 1858 and MZ P&Co. H. 32 cm, weight 314 g.

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Biedermeier-Leuchter/Candlestick, Wien/Vienna, um 1858 Round multi-pass stand, columnar shaft. Silver 13 lot hallmarked with city mark, dated 1858 and MZ P&Co. H. 32 cm, weight 314 g.

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