A Large 19thC French Brass Rococo Revival Hanging Hall Lantern c.1880 reserved The two glass shelves still

The two glass shelves still have much of the mirrored plate in tact

and grand-nephew of Sir Augustus Callcott

with basket and knife below

raised upon vase shape stems and leaf cast trefoil supports and surviving from the zeniths of the late nineteenth century

the whole surviving from the early nineteenth century

A Large 19thC French Brass Rococo Revival Hanging Hall Lantern c.1880 reserved The two glass shelves stillOrigin: FrenchPeriod: 3rd RepublicProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1880Diameter: 16Height: 34The attractive brass hanging lantern of shaped pentagonal form in the eighteenth century Louis XV manner, being almost three feet high, the open scrolled frame having a beautifully aged verdegris patination with rococo style scroll mounts and pierced cartouches, the whole surviving from nineteenth century France. The lantern is in as found condition with the piece