A FINE TEN LIGHT CUT GLASS CHANDELIER BY F&C OSLER
REF: FA650
£ POA
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The fine cut glass chandelier has a multi baluster stem. The main receiver bowl, cut with large drop hung scallops, issues ten thumb cut scroll S arms, supporting flat diamond and scalloped drip pans with candle nozzles. The upper section of the chandelier issuing eight crooks mounted with six sided spires and petal collars, then terminating with graduated petal cut trumpets. The chandelier profusely draped with half back spangles and finial pear drops.
- Height 160 cm / 63 "
- Width 87 cm / 34 "
- Period 1850-1899
- Year 1870
- Country England
- Provenance Ennismore Gardens Knightsbridge
- Literature The line drawing of this chandelier is courtesy of the Witherhur library showing how the chandelier would have been also used for gas.
