antique victorian brass wall gasolier / lamp

Circa 1860, unusual Victorian brass wall gasolier (recently converted to electricity). The wall bracket in the form of a pierced flower head, and the main lamp body in the form of an intertwined branch with acanthus leaves to the facing. With a small downward facing petal beneath the lamp holder, with the original, foliate cast switch.

Stock No.27569

Antiques.co.uk Ref: XBMX8TK8

Width (cm):

60

Height (cm):

45

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