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A pair of candlesticks. Grebeude, N., silversmith, France, Paris, Colmar. Of octagonal form. The urn-shaped sconce on a slender vase-shaped column over a flattened knop, stands on a slightly domed base with stepped octagonal foot. Silver, cast, height, overall, 25.2 cm, width, base, 13 cm, weight, whole, 595 g, 1723-1724. Régence. Louis XV.
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