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Posted 8 months ago
rlwindle
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This Lux clock and candlestick set was manufactured in 1926. It's advertisement (in picture four) says it is white metal with an Egyptian bronze finsh. The 200 in the name is the model of the clock, and the 387 is the model of the candle sticks.
The clock still works and keeps great time. The whole set is striking to me, I love the lines of the clock and the candlesticks. The candlesticks were versitile enough to be used with other sets.
Not bad for 86 years old.
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