A rare pair of early Danish silver four-light candelabra, no. 562A, designed by Georg Jensen, Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, circa 1930

shaped circular bases, the stems applied with large leaves and grape clusters at base and top, matching finials, the sconces chased with leaves and with detachable nozzles

one with a drip pan dented, the other with repairs to one arm and at one sconce, otherwise good
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This model was designed in 1929. A smaller pair, no. 562B, was in the Rowler Collection, sold Christie's New York, January 19, 2005, lot 105.