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The form of the four candlesticks is very similar, despite the various makers. Two are decorated with engraved coats of arms to their feet; these two also have the same hallmarks from London, 1761 (maker's mark illegible). They have lost their original bobeches and have associated replacements. The other two are both marked for Ebenezer Coker, London, 1763 and have their original bobeches. Overall fine and stable condition, with faint scuffs, dings, and minor dents, but a generally attractive appearance. Sturdy and ready for use.

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