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A pair of French Sevres style gilt-bronze and porcelain five light candelabra, 19th...
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Lot 544
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A pair of French Sevres style gilt-bronze and porcelain five light candelabra, 19th century, each with a central cherub holding aloft candle holders on foliate branches with leaf and berry decoration, on cylindrical Sevres style plinths with vignettes of cherubs and blossoming flowers on a light blue ground, on gilt-bronze base with floral swags on three feet, approx. 58cm high (2)
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