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ANTIQUE SILVER CANDLESTICKS SMALL

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A very unusual Sterling Silver pair of modernistic style candlesticks, having plain round nozzles, plain cross-section style columns, and sitting on plain round bases. These very individual silver candlestick holders were made by Elkington and Co., of Birmingham in 1961. The dimensions of these fine hand-made silver candlesticks are height 11 cms (4.3 inches), diameter at base 7.5 cms (3 inches), and with a total weight of approx. 163g (5.3 troy ounces). Please note that these candlesticks are not loaded.

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A very unusual Sterling Silver pair of modernistic style candlesticks, having plain round nozzles, plain cross-section style columns, and sitting on plain round bases. These very individual silver candlestick holders were made by Elkington and Co., of Birmingham in 1961. The dimensions of these fine hand-made silver candlesticks are height 11 cms (4.3 inches), diameter at base 7.5 cms (3 inches), and with a total weight of approx. 163g (5.3 troy ounces). Please note that these candlesticks are not loaded.
A very unusual Sterling Silver pair of modernistic style candlesticks, having plain round nozzles, plain cross-section style columns, and sitting on plain round bases. These very individual silver candlestick holders were made by Elkington and Co., of Birmingham in 1961. The dimensions of these fine hand-made silver candlesticks are height 11 cms (4.3 inches), diameter at base 7.5 cms (3 inches), and with a total weight of approx. 163g (5.3 troy ounces). Please note that these candlesticks are not loaded.
A very unusual Sterling Silver pair of modernistic style candlesticks, having plain round nozzles, plain cross-section style columns, and sitting on plain round bases. These very individual silver candlestick holders were made by Elkington and Co., of Birmingham in 1961. The dimensions of these fine hand-made silver candlesticks are height 11 cms (4.3 inches), diameter at base 7.5 cms (3 inches), and with a total weight of approx. 163g (5.3 troy ounces). Please note that these candlesticks are not loaded. A very unusual Sterling Silver pair of modernistic style candlesticks, having plain round nozzles, plain cross-section style columns, and sitting on plain round bases. These very individual silver candlestick holders were made by Elkington and Co., of Birmingham in 1961. The dimensions of these fine hand-made silver candlesticks are height 11 cms (4.3 inches), diameter at base 7.5 cms (3 inches), and with a total weight of approx. 163g (5.3 troy ounces). Please note that these candlesticks are not loaded.
A very unusual Sterling Silver pair of modernistic style candlesticks, having plain round nozzles, plain cross-section style columns, and sitting on plain round bases. These very individual silver candlestick holders were made by Elkington and Co., of Birmingham in 1961. The dimensions of these fine hand-made silver candlesticks are height 11 cms (4.3 inches), diameter at base 7.5 cms (3 inches), and with a total weight of approx. 163g (5.3 troy ounces). Please note that these candlesticks are not loaded.

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