Lot 6 · Important Silver the Property of a European Collector
Mark of John Scofield, London, One Candlestick, 1783, the Other, 1786, the Branches, 1782
Two George III two-light candelabra
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- Estimate
- £7,000–£10,000 hammer ≈ $12,280–$17,543
- Result
- Performance
- Sale
- Christie's — IMPORTANT SILVER THE PROPERTY OF A EUROPEAN COLLECTOR, London · 5 July 2005
- Record ID
- TB-2026-5788579
- Record
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Two George III two-light candelabra, MARK OF JOHN SCOFIELD, LONDON, ONE CANDLESTICK, 1783, THE OTHER, 1786, THE BRANCHES, 1782. Christie's, 5 Jul 2005, lot 6. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-5788579.
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Two George III two-light candelabra, MARK OF JOHN SCOFIELD, LONDON, ONE CANDLESTICK, 1783, THE OTHER, 1786, THE BRANCHES, 1782. Christie's, 5 Jul 2005, lot 6. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-5788579.
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|---|---|---|---|
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| Mark of John Reily, London, 1813 | A George III silver-mounted nutmeg-grater | £1,200–£1,800 | |
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