A 19thC Bronze Table Lamp by Osler c.1835 sub-Decorative Objects There are some losses to

There are some losses to the carving and gilding but this is relatively low considering the age and the whole still retains much original paint and probably the original velvet upholstery

a technique we see in our pictures here

The early twentieth century table-top ‘mystery’ dial barometer made by Short & Mason

The gliding has a rather lovely patination and shows patchy wear which makes it very decorative

A 19thC Bronze Table Lamp by Osler c.1835 sub-Decorative Objects There are some losses toOrigin: 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