Null Four-light chandelier, France, 2nd half 20th century, master's mark Christo…
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Four-light chandelier, France, 2nd half 20th century, master's mark Christofle, Paris, plated, square stand with flattened corners, baluster shaft, chandelier top with 4 curved arms, vase-shaped spouts, wall with ornamental relief decoration, h. 29.5 cm

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Four-light chandelier, France, 2nd half 20th century, master's mark Christofle, Paris, plated, square stand with flattened corners, baluster shaft, chandelier top with 4 curved arms, vase-shaped spouts, wall with ornamental relief decoration, h. 29.5 cm

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