Lot 232 , An Edwardian cut glass chandelier, drop 140cm diameter 70cm

An Edwardian cut glass chandelier, with swagged top and lozenge shaped drops sweeping down to the main bag section with convex sunburst cut domed border, six branches with ribbed spear shaped drops and inverted icicle finials over an elaborately cut glass bowl and ball finial, hung throughout with an arrangement of assorted drops and wired for electricity, drop 140cm diameter 70cm
£1,000-1,500

Condition:
Overall in honest condition but will need some attention and restoration, two of the arms holding the swags at the top are out of shape or damaged most of the swagging looks present, the main bronze frame was perhaps once gilded and various states of oxidisation show throughout. For light bulb sockets are mounted on the stem for further sockets are mounted above the top of the base bowl and each of the branches has a further lightbulb socket. Most of the drops look to be present and fitted although there are a number of additional loose drops to hand. Six original ormolu wax pans have been retained. Two of the original wax pans mounted above the icicle reverse finials are missing. One of the reverse finials has cut ripped decoration the others are plain.

Sold for £1,100