A VICTORIAN CUT-GLASS AND SILVER-MOUNTED CHANDELIER
CIRCA 1850, ATTRIBUTED TO F&C OSLER
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A VICTORIAN CUT-GLASS AND SILVER-MOUNTED CHANDELIER
CIRCA 1850, ATTRIBUTED TO F&C OSLER
The stem with graduated drop-hung dishes cascading down from the canopy, the main frame issuing sixteen leaf-cut arms supporting drop-hung scalloped edge drip pans and candle nozzles, the frame with segmented prisms creating a slatdish with concentric ring of star rosettes and faceted balls, the slatdish further mounted with petal-cut dish supported by a corresponding cut finial, the chandelier hung with eight-sided spangles and albert drops
54 in. (137 cm) high; 36 in. (91.5 cm) wide
CIRCA 1850, ATTRIBUTED TO F&C OSLER
The stem with graduated drop-hung dishes cascading down from the canopy, the main frame issuing sixteen leaf-cut arms supporting drop-hung scalloped edge drip pans and candle nozzles, the frame with segmented prisms creating a slatdish with concentric ring of star rosettes and faceted balls, the slatdish further mounted with petal-cut dish supported by a corresponding cut finial, the chandelier hung with eight-sided spangles and albert drops
54 in. (137 cm) high; 36 in. (91.5 cm) wide
Brought to you by
Thomas Williams
International Head of English Furniture & Clocks