An Attractive Late Victorian Brass & Stained Glass Hall Lantern c.1890 sub-Antiques each individual agate forms by

each individual agate forms by filling a cavity in host rock resulting in the banding and differing textures and colours

though it remains very stable and she proves to be quite heavy

To the reverse of the picture is a spurious attribution of “attributed to Nicholas Poussin”

was very detailed in his studies that he was known as the “artist-anatomist” for the creation of a new science and the creative depiction to anatomy

the baroque arts

An Attractive Late Victorian Brass & Stained Glass Hall Lantern c.1890 sub-Antiques each individual agate forms byOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1900 Width: 8 square Height: 22 On Chain: 27. 5 The high Victorian period hall lantern, of Gothic revival and Arts and Crafts influence, the pierced brass frame of good size with spiral twist column pilasters, having the original stained cut glass to all four sides, with a geometric design to a central rosette to each panel, each with leaded divisions, and with the original