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SKU:

ECAN034

Pair Antique English Sheffield Silver Plated Candelabra, Circa 1890-1900

Height: 20 inches   Width: 18 1/2 inches   Depth: 5 inches

 

A candelabra is a fancy holder for multiple candles, usually with a central stem and various branching arms.  They were traditionally used for light.  Now they are placed on tables and sideboards when entertaining.  They are almost always a pair.

 

Sheffield silver plate was produced in Sheffield, England from the mid-1800s.  Unlike solid silver, Sheffield silver plate was made of a base metal, often copper, coated with a thin layer of silver.   Silver plate was popular for its durability and for the intricate designs that could be produced on its surface.  Common items included candelabra, flatware, tea sets and serving trays.  Sheffield plate is highly sought after for its elegant design and high-quality construction, making it a popular choice for antique collectors and silverware enthusiasts.

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