A SET OF FOUR ORMOLU TWIN-BRANCH WALL-LIGHTS by Osler of Louis XVI style, each with bifurcated fruiting finial above a reeded and beaded ribbon-tied quiver-shaped shaft, the acanthus-carved boss issuing twin scrolling-foliate branches with winged putti supporters stiff-leaf-carved nozzles and foliate drip-pans, fitted for electricity, two stamped OSLER, 19th Century, numbered overall

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A SET OF FOUR ORMOLU TWIN-BRANCH WALL-LIGHTS by Osler of Louis XVI style, each with bifurcated fruiting finial above a reeded and beaded ribbon-tied quiver-shaped shaft, the acanthus-carved boss issuing twin scrolling-foliate branches with winged putti supporters stiff-leaf-carved nozzles and foliate drip-pans, fitted for electricity, two stamped OSLER, 19th Century, numbered overall
11¾in. (30cm.) wide; 31½in. (80cm.) high (4)

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S. & C. Osler of Birmingham were established in 1807 by Thomas Osler and supplied chandeliers in 1848 for Albert, the Prince Consort, are now at Osborne House, Isle of Wight. They exhibited at The Great Exhibition in 1851.

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