Null Pair of altar candlesticks, yellow metal, 20th century, three-part base, h.…

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Pair of altar candlesticks, yellow metal, 20th century, three-part base, h. 45 cm (note shipping instructions)

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Pair of altar candlesticks, yellow metal, 20th century, three-part base, h. 45 cm (note shipping instructions)

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Two pairs of BOOKBINDERS: - FRANJOU (XXth) "Bouquetins" (Ibexes) Pair of bookends in silver patina regula resting on a marble base. Signed on the foot of the animal Overall dimensions: H 13 x W 12 x D 8 cm - Pair of geometrical bookends in Portor marble H 12 x W 12 x D 9.5 cm Wear

Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

Brass altar candlestick circa 1800, unmarked, handwritten collection number on the base, cast brass and mounted in several parts, ribbed foot, baluster shaft, wide drip tray with tall candle spike, all decorated with surrounding grooved bands, slight signs of age, polished, h 30 cm.

Estim. 180 - 270 EUR

Large cast brass altar candlestick 1st half of the 20th century, designed by engineer Curt Steinberg according to the enclosed note, made by Bernhard Reimann, open-worked, faceted form, decorated with stylised floral motifs and Christ's monogram, red marble base, broken, wide bowl with high spike at the top, signs of age and wear, h 84 cm. Info: This object can only be shipped with a forwarding agent.

Estim. 6 000 - 8 000 EUR

= TIBET POSSIBLY 13th CENTURY OR 14th CENTURY Large phurba dagger in patinated bronze The tripartite iron blade springs from a makara head, the grip formed by a nine-pointed vajra, surmounted by a three-faced yidam head with eyes inlaid with white metal, the whole crowned by a tripartite bun in which a snake coils. L. 35 cm PROVENANCE: Certificate from the gallery "Slim Bouchoucha, Arts d'Orient", Louvre des Antiquaires, 2 place du Palais Royal, 75001 Paris, dated November 26, 1990.

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