A 19thC Bronze Table Lamp by Osler c.1835 sub-Decorative Objects it would have been painted

it would have been painted with a number for the congregation

this chap is in vintage condition

The surface is generally good with a handful of small blemishes to the body which appear to be from the remnants of tape whereby someone has taped the cover on to the body to prevent it falling off in transit

Origin: Macau

with expected amounts of play-worn associated wear and a beautiful patina to the wood with some sections of loss

A 19thC Bronze Table Lamp by Osler c.1835 sub-Decorative Objects it would have been paintedOrigin: EnglishPeriod: William IVProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1835Height: 19. 25Width: 8Depth: 8The scarce and early bronze and brass table lamp by renowned English maker Osler, stamped to one foot OSLER, being crisply cast and having a fluted four candelabra branch mid section to a tripod base and terminating in hairy paw feet, the whole having been re wired and tested and in fully working condition. The lamp is in operational order, having recently