Small Biedermeier table chandelier - Stuttgart, Hofgoldschmiede Sick - c. 1820 -…

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Small Biedermeier table chandelier - Stuttgart, Hofgoldschmiede Sick - c. 1820 - Round, stepped base on a square plinth with a vase-shaped shaft, gadrooned at the base, insertable eaves bowl, engraved on the wall with a crowned initial "P", probably of the Oldenburg Duke Peter Friedrich Ludwig (1785 - 1829). Silver. Marked on the foot rim with the year letter "Q", the master's name "Sick". H. 17.5 cm; 227 g. - Signs of wear with small dents.

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Small Biedermeier table chandelier - Stuttgart, Hofgoldschmi

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