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A good pair of copper alloy, neoclassical candlesticks with engraved decoration to the square tapering columns and beaded decoration to the square bases. The stems of seamed construction and with separate drip pans.
Probably from the London workshop of Tomson &/or John Warner .
English circa 1780.
For a very similar pair see Domestic Metalwork 1640-1820 by Rupert Gentle and Rachel Field, No.132 p.166. and "Lieutenant Wilmot's Bungalow" the catalogue of 2011 for Christopher Clarke (Antiques) Ltd.
h.10.75 in x 4 in sq. base.
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