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Summary: Late Victorian silver table candelabra made by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield c.1900. Corinthian column form with detachable four scroll-arm and five sconces, standing on a stepped, gadrooned base. Presented to Mr Frank Reynolds in 1902 by the inhabitants of Devizes and neighbourhood. Mr Reynolds was landlord of the Bear Hotel in the Market Place, Devizes, 1891.

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