A Pair Of George I Silver Candlesticks makers mark Lii (possibly Seth Lofthouse), London 1718, with lion's head erased mark
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A PAIR OF GEORGE I SILVER CANDLESTICKS makers mark Lii (possibly Seth Lofthouse), London 1718, with lion's head erased mark, of hexagonal form with knopped stems on stepped bases. (2) 19.5cm high, 26.1 troy ounces gross Each in good condition, without engraving or erasure. Each candlestick stands well and does not wobble. They are sterling silver.
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