Null SILVER CANDELABER, PUNZONE FLORENCE ca. 1950.
With two chiseled arms and t…

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SILVER CANDELABER, PUNZONE FLORENCE ca. 1950. with two chiseled arms and twisted leaves, bell-shaped knot, kiss-bell base. Electrified. 800/1000 title. Measurements 51 x 20 x 13 cm, gross weight 1190 g.

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SILVER CANDELABER, PUNZONE FLORENCE ca. 1950. with two chiseled arms and twisted leaves, bell-shaped knot, kiss-bell base. Electrified. 800/1000 title. Measurements 51 x 20 x 13 cm, gross weight 1190 g.

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