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Elevate your interior with this Antique Perry Chandelier, expertly restored by Wilkinson Ltd. Its 8 crystal arms and rope-twist frame catch and reflect light, creating a dazzling display that enhances any room. The shimmering crystals and detailed metalwork showcase timeless Victorian craftsmanship at its finest.
Place this chandelier in a dining room, living area, or grand hallway to instantly draw attention and add character. Every element receives careful restoration, preserving its historic charm while ensuring reliable functionality. With its striking design and brilliant sparkle, this chandelier transforms spaces into elegant, inviting settings.
A centrepiece of classic sophistication, the Antique Perry Chandelier offers both style and presence, perfect for collectors, decorators, or anyone seeking a statement lighting piece.
Wired with tapered nylon candles with small E10 dimmable LED lamps. It includes a few replacement pieces but mostly all original including the metalwork which has been recently re-silver plated.
A pair of Osler and Faraday 12 light chandeliers, circa 1900, recently restored by us.
An 8 light antique glass Victorian style waterfall chandelier.
Dressed with hand cut square drops and prisms.
Including glass nozzles and glass frame flowers with points.
Currently un-wired and can be included in the sale price.
A pair of George II cut glass candelabra in the style of Christopher Hadey, each with two notch cut candle arms, slip over grease pans, two snake arms, a central triangular spike topped with a small canopy and a star cut finial. In good condition but with various repairs and replacements.
A small brass and glass lantern
loosely based on the style of lantern made for the Palace of Versailles in the 18th century.
Fitted with a single BC lamp holder.
Height 49cm
Diameter 22cm
A stunning crystal and gilt metal epergne centre piece by F & C Osler with six large and six small bud vases and a central large epergne vase
A vintage bohemian six light glass chandelier with some recent repairs and replacements.
A stunning pair of Osler & Faraday cut glass chandeliers.
Each comprising of 6 arms that hold storm shades and dressed with Albert drops. A mid canopy with 3 spikes and Osler faceted ball and shaft drops.
The pair have been faithfully restored by Wilkinson Ltd.
Both are wired with SES E14 lamp holders.
Late 19th century crystal chandilier stamped with makers mark ‘F & C Osler’. Ten lights, recently restored and rewired by Wilkinson.
The chandelier is one of a pair that are being restored by Wilkinson (but was one of three). Originally designed for use with gas, it has been adapted to hold wax candles, each of the 5 arms holding 6 candles and can be wired for electricity if required. Restoration works included the manufacture of new lead crystal pieces to replace any that had been damaged beyond repair. A majority of the original metalwork was still present and usable and just required gilding and lacquering. They were likely made by Perry & Co. for the Manchester Assembly Rooms when they opened in its Cheetham Hill Road location in 1857.
The chandelier is over 3 meters tall and weighs 157kg. We are working on the restoration of the second chandelier in the pair, so if you have any questions about these please do contact us for more details.
A Victorian lead crystal chandelier with 8 solid crystal branches with 8 brass pots inside each crystal nozzle to take wax candles (chandelier can be wired for electricity on request).
Central hand blown, frosted and hand cut crystal stem pieces with traditional scalloped edges and polished thumb cuts.
Receiver bowl and drip pans dressed with octagonal flat back buttons and cut back Albert pendant drops. Tent strands made of crystal octagonal flat back buttons and coffin drops. All metalwork finished in a polished brass finish.
A stunning pair of 12 light antique Regency chandeliers from the Courtauld Institute, formerly the private residence of Sir Samuel Courtauld. In a generally good condition for their age however they do require cleaning and rewiring and possibly re-gilding at customers request. Full restoration can be discussed with interested parties.
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