January 2, 2024
ANTIQUE 20thC EDWARDIAN SILVER PAIR OF CANDLESTICKS, BIRMINGHAM c.1906
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ANTIQUE 20thC EDWARDIAN SILVER PAIR OF CANDLESTICKS, BIRMINGHAM c.1906 Description Antique Stunning 20th Century Edwardian Silver pair of candlesticks. Hallmarked English Silver, Birmingham, one candlestick hallmarked year 1906 (g) the other 1910 (l), Maker S.B&SLD (S Blanckensee & Sons Ltd). Condition In Great Condition - no damage, only general wear. Each Size Height: 15cm Width: 7.5cm Weight: 266g Provenance Purchased at an Antique Auction. I am currently listing lots more Antique & Collectible items in my Shop. Payment & Shipping Postage discount will be given where possible for multiple purchases. The item can be posted worldwide or picked up. We accept payments by cheque, paypal or cash. After the payment is made the item will be dispatched within 3 working days. If you have a particularly fragile or expensive item we strongly advise to arrange with us a more faster and safer delivery service at additional cost. Return Policy We take great care to package and post your item safely to anywhere in the world for the best price available. We offer a 7 day money back guarantee if you are not satisfied with the items description. The item must be returned in its original packaging and listed condition. PayPal Verified PayPal is a Safe, Fast & Free way to pay online. About Us Welcome to Pushkin Antiques, In our
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