An Attractive Late Victorian Brass & Stained Glass Hall Lantern c.1890

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An Attractive Late Victorian Brass & Stained Glass Hall Lantern c.1890Origin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1900 Width: 8 square Height: 22 On Chain: 27. 5 The high Victorian period hall lantern, of Gothic revival and Arts and Crafts influence, the pierced brass frame of good size with spiral twist column pilasters, having the original stained cut glass to all four sides, with a geometric design to a central rosette to each panel, each with leaded divisions, and with the original

Queen of Scots

Sidney D’Horne Shepherd attended Dundee School of Art from 1924 - 1926 and then Glasgow School of Art where in 1927 he won a travelling scholarship and prizes for portrait and landscape

wonderfully decorative

being two opposing columns to each side of the doorway to act as supports

Width: 18 inches (Or 22 inches with feet)

A visual feast

Killed at Hukeley Bridge'

The Whole: 32

so if interested please ask

lower shelf

and RSPCA “Thank You” emblazoned in scarlet to a square white front panel on a black plinth base

by various tradesmen and professionals to carry tools and accessories

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