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Puiforcat Candelholder Ruban 3 Lights Silver-plated
$ 1.457,17
Puiforcat Candelholder Ruban 3 Lights Silver-plated is a truly exceptional item that will add an aesthetic flair to any table.
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Height: 7 in (17,78 cm)
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The Ruban collection was born from a design by Jean Puiforcat in the 1930s. A column of perfect silver-plated metal discs provides the structure for a single or double candlestick, a votive candle holder and a three-light candelabra.
A set of decorative objects featuring strong lines to delicately brighten the most elegant rooms and offer a refined aura to distinguished tables.
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