By the mid 1800’s English chandelier design became more ornate and decorative with the removal of the Glass Excise Act. The elegance of the 18th century was replaced by weightier designs with plentiful deep cut crystal swagged dressings found on Victorian chandeliers. One of the most prolific manufacturers of this time was Messrs. Perry & Co. Today they are still greatly sought after, recognised by their ‘hollow and split’ cut stempieces, rope twist arms, double pointed round buttons and pear pendant drops. The 19th century also saw the prominence of the work of F & C Osler.
A reproduction of an ornate electrolier produced by F & C Osler. Featuring less glassware and more decorative metalwork that reflected the taste of the time (early 1900’s). The downward facing lights were also an extravagance that had not previously been possible due to the previous fuel sources (wax candles or oil). Our reproduction features 19 lights within hand cut crystal flowers and are dressed with swags of round double pointed buttons. Metalwork is finished in antique brass.
Style: Crystal & metal Chandelier
Dimensions: Height 115cm – Width 127cm
A custom manufactured 48 light chandelier based on the original Osler model 3004 which featured 36 lights. All the crystal stem pieces are hand cut in the Osler style. The solid brass metalwork in silver plated and clear lacquered to appear ‘invisible’ within the chandelier.
Style: Crystal Chandelier, Large Chandelier
Dimensions: Height 300cm – Width 200cm
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