Manny Davidson, who passed away at age 93, was a notable property developer from Hampstead with a wealth exceeding millions. He owned a unique collection of artefacts, notably candlesticks from the royal wedding in 1747. Many artefacts were acquired from a Hollywood estate sale. Davidson dedicated a substantial portion of his fortune to support educational and cultural institutions, including prominent museums. His charitable efforts are expected to generate 15 million through Sotheby's auction for his trust. Davidson's early life included survival during the London Blitz and a career in the RAF, followed by property ventures with his father.
Manny Davidson amassed a multi-million pound fortune in property development and collected rare artefacts, including candlesticks from the royal wedding of 1747 valued at 100,000-150,000.
Manny Davidson contributed much of his wealth to educational, cultural, and artistic organisations, including museums and cultural centres, raising 15 million for his charitable trust through Sotheby's auction.
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