A Pair of George III Brass Tilt-Top Tripod Table Candle Reflectors c.1800 sub-Art & Sculpture A stunningly opulent and monumentally

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A Pair of George III Brass Tilt-Top Tripod Table Candle Reflectors c.1800 sub-Art & Sculpture A stunningly opulent and monumentallyOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 Height: 8 up or 6 flat Diameter: 6 (each) The pair of Georgian period brass round tilt top table formed candle reflectors each with pad feet, surviving from the zeniths of the eighteenth century. The condition of the reflectors is as good as could be expected. The patination is appealing and there is no loss or structural damage. Designed to reflect the candles light to make the room