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Pair of George III giltwood wall lights
c.1760
of elaborate asymmetric form, the frames composed of scrolled acanthus leaves, with old oil-gilt surface. Suitable for use with candles but please enquire if required electrified. After a form popularised by Thomas Johnson and his 1755 publication, 'Twelve Gerandoles'.
£4,500 the pair
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