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A pair of very tall brass candlesticks, probably Anglo-Indian, circa 1950. The candlesticks are turned brass standing on the floor.

A nice pair of Victorian beehive candlesticks, circa 1860.

A pair of Victorian doors, probably American, circa 1860. Listed measurements are for the two doors together; the left door measures 24.75" w, and ...

A pair of vintage Ancient Roman–style hanging candlesticks.

A pair of vintage apothecary jugs in the 17th-century style.

A pair of vintage brass-mounted wooden balls, India.

A pair of vintage cast stone planters, circa 1950. The sides of the planter are tapered down and have a raised face of a lion on each side.

A pair of vintage column lamps, U.S.A. circa 1970.

A pair of vintage Empire-style mahogany upholstered armchairs with casters. Seat height 21".

A pair of vintage mecca carved wood benches.

A pair of vintage wing chairs, recently upholstered in suede. Seat height 21".

A pair of vintage, now gray, store display fixtures.

A pair of walnut doors, France, 19th century or earlier. Some old repairs. Impressive & sophisticated.

A pair of walnut doors, France, 19th century or earlier. Some old repairs. Impressive & sophisticated.

A pair of walnut Louis XVI doors, France, 18th century. Great old hardware. The total width of the two doors together is 57.25".

A refined pair of walnut Queen Anne–period chairs on trifid pad feet with elegant details. England, circa 1710. Seat height 19.25".

A pair of Wedgwood Etruria creamware plates decorated in black with birds and fauna, England circa 1820.

A pair of Wedgwood plates, England circa 1880.

A pale blue charger, probably U.S.A., circa 1910.

A Paris Porcelain Napoleon III inkwell, France, 19th century.

Part of the plans for the Paris Opera House, published 1881, France.

Part of the plans for the Paris Opera House, published 1881, France.

A pastel of a New England fishing village by George Haushalter, circa 1920.

A pastel of an Italian village by George Haushalter.