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Nineteenth century French gilt bronze Louis XV wall appliques
£4,800Nineteenth century French gilt bronze Louis XV wall appliques
a set of four, re-wired and PAT tested.£4,800 -
French Louis XVI style hallway lantern,
£4,750French Louis XVI style hallway lantern,
cast and gilt-lacquered bronze with curved glazing panels, re-wired and PAT tested. Ceiling hook/rose required.£4,750 -
Large Neo-Classical floor lamps
£4,500 eachLarge Neo-Classical floor lamps
eighteen light, with glass storm shades, the tapered shaft of waisted pedestal triform base with anthemion to each side, twentieth century.£4,500 each -
William IV style patinated bronze and gilt-lacquered brass Colza form three light chandelier,
£4,000William IV style patinated bronze and gilt-lacquered brass Colza form three light chandelier,
with foliate ceiling-rose, the body with central suspended from three chains, each light fitment with bulbous frosted glass shade. PAT tested rewired.£4,000 -
Large hexagonal brass hall lantern,
£2,500Large hexagonal brass hall lantern,
with six light fitment within the glazed body, twentieth century. Re-wired and PAT tested,£2,500 -
Nineteenth century patinated brass hall lantern
£2,200Nineteenth century patinated brass hall lantern
glazed and with single internal light fitment, each side with scallop shell and foliate cresting. Re-wired£2,200 -
Pair of French gilt brass wall lights,
£2,000 the pairPair of French gilt brass wall lights,
with tied ribbon wall mounts and naturalistic sconces, re-wired and PAT tested£2,000 the pair -
Pair of gilt bronze wall sconces,
£1,650 the pair -
Empire style parcel-gilt four light chandelier
£1,650Empire style parcel-gilt four light chandelier
with anthemion and foliate mounts, the nozzles engraved, re-wired and PAT tested.£1,650 -
Set of four nickel wall lights,
£1,600 the set of four -
Original French Holophane globe pendant lights,
£1,500 each -
Pair of French Rococo wall lights
£1,350 the pair -
Pair of Italian beaded glass wall lights
£1,200Pair of Italian beaded glass wall lights
each sconce heavily dressed with an abundance of amethyst and clear glass beads and drops, re-wired and PAT tested.£1,200 -
Nineteenth century brass candle chandelier,
£1,200Nineteenth century brass candle chandelier,
in the Flemish taste, six light with each arm pinned, generously cast through.£1,200 -
Wrought iron lantern,
£1,200 -
Pair of 1970s polished bronze and silver leaf uplighters,
£1,200 the pair -
Serpentine glazed brass hall lanterns
£1,100 eachSerpentine glazed brass hall lanterns
with three light fitment within, re-wired and PAT tested.£1,100 each -
Brass hall lantern
£975Brass hall lantern
of hexagonal form with three light chandelier suspended within the glazed body.£975 -
Pair of French gilt-bronze wall lights
£975 the pair -
Nineteenth century brass candle chandelier, in the Flemish taste
£975Nineteenth century brass candle chandelier, in the Flemish taste
Surmounted by an oval ring, leading to shaped baluster stem, issuing six pinned branches, each terminating with circular drip pans and shaped candle holders. A large sphere to base terminating with ring finial. Please note the chandelier isn't electrified.£975 -
Dutch style brass chandeliers,
£950 each -
Nineteenth century brass candle chandelier, in the Flemish taste.
£950Nineteenth century brass candle chandelier, in the Flemish taste.
Having large loop to top above baluster stem issuing six s-c scroll branches, terminating with circular drip pans and shaped candle holders. Please note this chandelier is not electrified.£950 -
Small gadrooned chandelier,
£950Small gadrooned chandelier,
patinated brass/bronze with remnant of an old bronze paint finish, well cast and likely early twentieth century, in the seventeenth century style£950 -
Contemporary Hundi lanterns
£875 each -
Copper and brass wall lights,
£850 a pairCopper and brass wall lights,
thick gauge lacquered copper rotating cylinders with brass wall plates, sold in pairs, two pairs available, re-wired and PAT tested.£850 a pair -
Pair of Continental inspired brass wall sconces, Twentieth century
£800 the pairPair of Continental inspired brass wall sconces, Twentieth century
each with ribbon, bow and draped materiel styled back plates supporting a pair of trumpet shaped branches terminating with drip pans decorated with beaded detail. Two pairs available, some of the glass droplets.£800 the pair -
Pair of cut and moulded glass wall lights, Twentieth century
£500Pair of cut and moulded glass wall lights, Twentieth century
Having a circular glass fixing plate leading to glass cup issuing a cut glass central scroll with glass ring detail and cut glass drops, flanked by a s-c scroll branches terminating with drip pans decorated with further cut glass drops. Pat-tested£500 -
Large Rombus shaped pendant light.
£450Large Rombus shaped pendant light.
This beautifully crafted lantern, probably made in Morocco. With each of the metal and glass cell being joined to create a very pleasing geometric shape.£450 -
Cut glass hallway pendant light,
£450 -
Chrome eight light chandelier
£420 -
1920s hallway pendant light
£3501920s hallway pendant light
with chrome plated gallery, the moulded shade acid-etched and with cut decoration. Re-wired.£350 -
Dished perspex pendant light,
£300Dished perspex pendant light,
the four chains suspended from brass rim, the demi spherical shade below.£300 -
Brass dutch style chandelier
£250 -
Early twentieth century holophane pendant light,
£220Early twentieth century holophane pendant light,
with brass gallery, chain, and ceiling rose. Re-wired.£220 -
Edwardian ‘Holophane’ glass pendant light,
£200 -
Early twentieth century moulded glass pendant light,
£200Early twentieth century moulded glass pendant light,
with brass gallery and ceiling rose, re-wired.£200
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£500Portraits Part II by Constantin Guys, Verve Vol 2 / No. 5-6.
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