A VICTORIAN LACQUERED-BRASS AND STAINED-GLASS HEXAGONAL GOTHIC HALL LANTERN

THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN

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A VICTORIAN LACQUERED-BRASS AND STAINED-GLASS HEXAGONAL GOTHIC HALL LANTERN

The foliate corona issuing six-branches suspending, the arched heraldic panels inscribed VIRTUTE. ET. LABORE, surmounted by pierced trefoils and a turned finial, flanked by pierced foliate finials on cluster columns, above six tapering branches with trefoil and fleur-de-lys finial, one panel cracked, one foliate finial lacking
18½in. (47cm.) diam.; 46½in. (118cm.) high

来源

The Platt family, Bryn-y-Neuadd, Llanfairfechan, Gwynedd

拍品专文

The new house was built in 1860-64 for John Platt, Esq., to the designs of C. and J. Shaw (see: T. Lloyd, The Lost Houses of Wales, London, 1986, p. 19)
The arms are those of Platt of London and Middlesex