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THE CANDLESTICKS MARK OF WILLIAM CAFE, EBENEZER COKER, LONDON, 1762, 1765, THE BRANCHES W. WALKER AND B. TOLHURST, LONDON, 1895
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A SET OF FOUR GEORGE III SILVER CANDLESTICKS AND FOUR VICTORIAN SILVER THREE-LIGHT BRANCHES
The candlesticks mark of William Cafe, Ebenezer Coker, London, 1762, 1765, the branches W. Walker and B. Tolhurst, London, 1895
Each on hexafoil base, with shells at intervals, the knopped baluster stem with rope-twist borders, with detachable shell-clad nozzles, the leaf-clad scroll branches each with shell-clad waxpans and spool-form sockets, with detachable central spool-form socket and waxpan, fully marked
17¾in. (45cm.) high; 167oz. (5200gr.) (4)
The candlesticks mark of William Cafe, Ebenezer Coker, London, 1762, 1765, the branches W. Walker and B. Tolhurst, London, 1895
Each on hexafoil base, with shells at intervals, the knopped baluster stem with rope-twist borders, with detachable shell-clad nozzles, the leaf-clad scroll branches each with shell-clad waxpans and spool-form sockets, with detachable central spool-form socket and waxpan, fully marked
17¾in. (45cm.) high; 167oz. (5200gr.) (4)