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Chafing Dish & Candelabra, 1933–1949
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Chafing Dish & Candelabra, 1933–1949
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Aluminum, ceramic, Bakelite; Dish: 10 × 14 inches in diameter, Candelabra: 7½ × 8¼ inches. Hans Max Grag (1903, Neumunster, Germany–1965, Nevada, California), designer. Collection of Mary B. McWilliams
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