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Pair of candlesticks With a turned profile, made from different fragments, 19th-20th century. Measurements: 36 tall each

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Pair of candlesticks With a turned profile, made from different fragments, 19th-20th century. Measurements: 36 tall each

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Pair of candlesticks; Spain, first half of the twentieth century. Embossed and chiseled silver. Presents punches. Measurements: 43,5 x 35 cm. Weight: 4580 g. Pair of silver candlesticks, five lights, the central one follows the line of the shaft. This one presents a turned profile based on moldings and protrusions emphasizing in each one of the pieces the presence in round bulk of figures of little love. The surface of the silver is chiseled with synthetic motifs. The serpentine arms, decorated with incised notches, are in the form of a mitered turnpoint. They support the lighters on saucers and the mouths of the lampshades are profiled.

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