Charles Frederick Kandler

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• Content was expanded with precise locational detail (Fischbach) and the descriptor 'maker's marks' for marks records, while broader attributions to individuals and cross-references (Peter Cameron, Arthur Grimwade) were narrowed; readers should note updated attribution context and more precise terminology.

Replace “sign of the mitre in Jermyn Street for more than forty years The silver historian Peter Cameron has identified the two silversmiths as probably the brothers Carl Rudolph and Carl Friedrich Kändler sons of a Lutheran pastor at Fischbach in Saxony and brothers of the Meissen porcelain modeller Johann Joachim Kändler Because Arthur Grimwade treated Charles and Charles Frederick Kandler as one man museum and sale catalogues have often combined their work under a single name Kandler's own work includes a pair of Hercules and Iole candelabra in the Victoria and Albert Museum the silver hilt of a sword associated with Charles Edward Stuart and silver cases for a pair of Torah scrolls made for Hayyim Samuel Jacob Falk” with “sign of the mitre in Jermyn Street for more than forty years”.

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