A 19thC Bronze Table Lamp by Osler c.1835

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A 19thC Bronze Table Lamp by Osler c.1835Origin: EnglishPeriod: William IVProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1835Height: 19. 25Width: 8Depth: 8The scarce and early bronze and brass table lamp by renowned English maker Osler, stamped to one foot OSLER, being crisply cast and having a fluted four candelabra branch mid section to a tripod base and terminating in hairy paw feet, the whole having been re wired and tested and in fully working condition. The lamp is in operational order, having recently

Jones of Carmarthen in around 1880

the work presented unframed and indistinctly signed and dated to 1927 lower right

rotating head

such as the consecrated Eucharistic host during Eucharistic adoration or Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament

The Welsh hat seems to have been worn (with a full Welsh costume) only by the wives and daughters of successful farmers when attending chapel or church

like some kind of bizarre tactile jigsaw

Boston with copyright of C

We have stabilised the other joints and had the chair re-sprung and re-webbed and it is ready for use

The son of John Child

The decorative group of twenty gilt framed and hand coloured steel engravings on wove paper

The smaller set of antlers present are that of the Red Deer which existed in pre-historic Britain and remain the largest wild animal in Britain

The good luck in battle praying flag army with leather applied corners and fabric cords

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