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Creator: Redlich & Co.
Pair of Antique Georgian Style Redlich & Co. Sterling Silver 9-Inch Candlesticks
By Redlich & Co.
Located in Philadelphia, PA
A fine pair of antique candlesticks or candleholders.
By Redlich & Co.
In sterling silver.
Model no. 2143.
Each with a stepped base, robust baluster stem, and removable bobeches....
Category
Early 20th Century American Georgian Redlich & Co. Candle Holders
Materials
Silver
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