Heading : A pair of two branch candelabra
Date : Hallmarked in Sheffield in 1910 for George Edward & Sons - all four sconces, arms, and bases fully hallmarked RD 566338
Period : Edward VII
Origin : Sheffield, Yorkshire, England
Decoration : Each three light candelabrum has detatchable push fit sinuous arms. The labra (arms) support cylindrical capitals with beaded decoration and with sconces and drip pans. There is a further central elevated capital again with detatchable sconce and decorative urn topped finial. Each is convertible into a single candlestick by removing the labra
Size :  Height 56cm, width 41cm - As a single stick: Height 29.7cm, base diameter 14.5cm
Condition : Some dings on the underside of the base and small compressions around the basal edge of the sticks.
Restoration : None
Weight : 4992 grams - bases loaded

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