Set includes: - Individual brass refreshment stand. Slightly flared in shape, it rests on a small molded pedestal, the lip highlighted by a molding. The plain body is engraved with an old wedding coat of arms surmounted by a heraldic crown. Traces around the rim suggest that the coat of arms has been crossed out. 18th century Height 10.5 - Diameter 12.2 cm Slightly deformed, wear - Antique ormolu torch, resting on a circular base with a groove, the shaft in the shape of a gadrooned baluster. 19th century Height 9.2 - Diameter 8.4 cm - Gilded brass torch, resting on a circular base with recessed gadroons, the shaft fluted. 19th century Height 11.8 - Diameter 7.2 cm

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