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- A fine pair of George II cast Candlesticks made in London in 1750 by Simon Jouet.
A fine pair of George II cast Candlesticks made in London in 1750 by Simon Jouet.
A fine pair of George II cast Candlesticks made in London in 1750 by Simon Jouet.
153675
The stepped bases are decorated with linear bands and six raying shell motifs. The baluster shaped stems are also decorated with shells, flat fluting and reeding. Each has a detachable nozzle and the bases are both engraved with contemporary double Crests. The Candlesticks are both well marked in the foot and are of a very good weight and colour. Simon Jouet was of Huguenot descent and appears to have specialized in the production of candlesticks. He was apprentice to Thomas Folkingham.
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1750
London
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