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Stock Number: 891
A single brass wall light with heavy Art Nouveau influence in the design. The pretty fluted edge glass shade is from the same period (circa 1905). The measurements are as follows :- Reach from wall 13". Height 10 1/2". Shade diameter 5 1/2".
£158.00
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Stock Number: 890
A good pair of Edwardian Art Nouveau brass wall lights, with crackle glass shades. The shades also date from the Edwardian period and have a frilly edge. These lights have an overall height of 8", they have a reach out from the wall of 11 1/2". Each shade has a diameter of 5 1/2".
£298.00
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Stock Number: 888
A pair of stunning Edwardian double armed wall lights. The detailing in the design of these wall lights is superb and the delicately etched glass shades finsih them off perfectly. The shades also date from the Edwardian period (circa 1905). Their overall height is 11" their reach out from the wall measures 8" and each shade has a diameter of 5".
£598.00
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Stock Number: 880
A large pair of Edwardian brass wall lights which are adorned with brass florets and acanthus leaves - both typical design features of the period. The old prismatic glass shades are similar to those made by Holophane, but these are unmarked. These wall lights would look fabulous in an alcove, either side of a fireplace. They have quite a large reach out from the wall at 18 1/2" to the tips of the shades - but this is to project maximum light into a large room. Their overall height is 10" and the shades have a diameter of 7". Price is for the pair.
£298.00
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Stock Number: 862
A pair of early 20th century double wall lights, with candle drip tubes. A pretty design, showing them suspended from bows at the top. They would look equally good in a bedroom or a reception room. Their height is 11 1/2" and the reach out from the wall is 7 1/2".
£238.00
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Stock Number: 860
A lovely Edwardian single brass wall light made by Edison & Swann circa 1905. The opaline glass shade is also Edwardian. Reach out from wall is 13", height is 6 1/2" and the diameter of the shade is 6 1/2".
£138.00
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Stock Number: 859
A large, single brass wall light dating from the early part of the 20th century. The prismatic glass shade is of a really unusual shape and it finishes the fitting perfectly in both design and proportion. The reach out from the wall to the tip of the shade is 19" so it would need to be positioned quite high up on the wall, possibly over a doorway or in an alcove. Its overall height is 10 1/2" and the shade has a diameter of 6".
£98.00
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Stock Number: 852
A simple yet elegant single brass wall light, circa 1910. The white, or milk glass shade, has a wavy edge and dates from the same period. The fitting has an overall height of 7" and the reach out from the wall is 13".
£88.00
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Stock Number: 834
A beautiful single Edwardian brass wall light. The delicate dusky pink, white and grey glass shade is also Edwardian. This single light would be ideal to use next to a bed, on a landing or in the hallway, or maybe in a cloakroom? The reach out from the wall is 14 1/2" to the tip of the shade. The overall height is 9".
£138.00
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Stock Number: 809
A pair of delightful Edwardian brass wall lights, with "crackle" glass (also known as "crushed ice") glass shades. The delicate shades are Edwardian, circa 1910. These wall lights have a measurement out from the wall, to the tip of the shades of 11". Their overall height is 9" and the diameter of the shades is 4". We recommend the use of Megaman Energy Saving Bulbs with our lights and lamps. The Ultra Compact Candle is ideal.
£248.00
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