A pair of English cut-glass and gilt-bronze-mounted wall lights, modern

No reserve

No ReservesUK: Greenford Park Warehouse

Auction Closed

May 22, 05:01 PM GMT

Estimate

6,000 - 9,000 GBP

Lot Details

Description

made to match the previous lot, the backplate in the form of slender curving leaves issuing cut-glass drops and terminating in a pine-cone finial, the five arms joined with swags and hung with drops

65cm high, 63cm wide;

2ft. 1 ½ in., 2ft. ¾ in.

Please note these wall lights are modern and are not from the mid-19th century.

For information, please note the present lot was made to match lot 177.

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