Early lamps which were available in the 19th century featured a container with kerosene in, which wick or mantle was dipped in that burned, the container had glass chimney or a globe atop, which protected the flame from a draft. However with the invention of the electric bulb, the use of lamps and lustres moved from practical to decorative. Today lamps can be used for a whole variety of purposes and can be placed on tables or the floor and many now use fabric, card or still glass shades.
3 branch table candelabra with tri form base of claw feet and foliate moulding.
The reeded stem holds the scrolled candelabra arms which are capped with floral and foliate nozzles and drip pans.
Metalwork finished in polished brass, but can be coloured to suit requirements.
Diamond and ribbed cut crystal casing mounted on nickel or pale gold plated stand. Can be used in either an open or closed position as photographed. Weighs 14.5kg
Also available:
Table lamps
Wall sconces
Style: Saint Louis
Dimensions: Height 140cm – Width 27cm
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