Description
Pair of antique candlesticks from Poland, potentially used for the Sabbath. The height of 12 inches and the stamp marked "1129" might be significant details for identifying their origin, age, and maker.
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Origin and Use: Sabbath candlesticks are traditionally used in Jewish households to hold candles lit on Friday evenings before sunset to welcome Shabbat (the Jewish Sabbath). Candlesticks from Poland, particularly from the 18th or 19th centuries, are often highly prized.
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Stamp "1129": This could indicate a maker’s mark, a silver content mark, or another form of identification used by artisans or silversmiths. You may want to consult with an expert or look into antique hallmark guides to see if this mark corresponds to a specific maker or time period.
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Materials: Often, Sabbath candlesticks are made of silver, brass, or pewter. The material can greatly affect their value.
Used, Pre Owned, Good Condition, Minimal Signs of Wear, Signs of Tarnish Underneath the Candle holder
Dimensions: L: 5 in. ( 13 cm) x W: 5 in. ( 13 cm) x H: 12 in. (30 cm.)