An Attractive Late Victorian Brass & Stained Glass Hall Lantern c.1890 sub-Antiques many would have paid attention

many would have paid attention to see them merely out of curiosity and this rabbit is no different

outstretched with her long and flowing chestnut locks

There are gaps between each plank to the top but these can be spliced and filled on request

the unframed studies hailing from ‘Surgical anatomy’ by Maclise

The turn of the century cut metal sheet iron weather vane finial with a split flag buffer

An Attractive Late Victorian Brass & Stained Glass Hall Lantern c.1890 sub-Antiques many would have paid attentionOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1900 Width: 8 square Height: 22 On Chain: 27. 5 The high Victorian period hall lantern, of Gothic revival and Arts and Crafts influence, the pierced brass frame of good size with spiral twist column pilasters, having the original stained cut glass to all four sides, with a geometric design to a central rosette to each panel, each with leaded divisions, and with the original