Large Brass & Cut Glass Hall Lantern, c.1910 Mirror

Large Brass & Cut Glass Hall Lantern, c.1910 MirrorAn exceptional brass and cut glass hall lantern of large proportions, c. 1910. Complete with period rise and fall pully bracket (detachable). The swept arms terminate in fine spirals above a brass lantern frame with an intricate art nouveau design to the top edge. The thick bevelled glass panels each boast finely cut stars which glisten when illuminated. The panel door is opened with a classical 'scroll in hand' finial. There is some light wear

Length: 32mm

Pelham - 1853

by Scottish author Henry Mackenzie

The notebook has a tortoiseshell top inlaid with a delicate sterling silver design

Paisley and Aberdeen- an in many private collections at home and throughout the Commonwealth and also in North and South America

The glass remains in a very good condition

It described its aim as being "to aid in extending the love of the Arts of Design

C' is painted to the rear of the chest which presumably relates to one of the drawers' historic residences

There is some wear to the extremities in places as is to be expected with a piece of this age

Petrioli also had them embellished with numerous smaller anatomical figures taken from Vesalius

donated the window to the Museum

who married at Cambridge in 1938