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A Spode floral-form painted chamberstick, circa 1825, decoration pattern 4617, the holder in the form of a convolvulus flower with leaves above an undulating dish base with twig-style handle all on a rococo foot, the dish and foot with painted and gilt floral decoration, painted mark and pattern number underside (very feint). Diameter 2.76 in.

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