An Unusual 1980s Naturalistic Beaten Bronzed Metal Floor Standing Lamp sub-Decorative Objects The estates named on the

The estates named on the deed boxes read as follows: ‘William Hartley & Sons (Wexham) Ltd”

It is a technique that has been used for portrait and landscape paintings which were then framed

The glass dome and wooden base are in superb structural condition and the specimens themselves are in also in very good preserved order with their colours still vivid

A very decorative pair of treasures for any table top

An Unusual 1980s Naturalistic Beaten Bronzed Metal Floor Standing Lamp sub-Decorative Objects The estates named on theOrigin: English Period: Late 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1980 90 Height: 66 Depth: 21 (with bulb) The Base: 9 diameter The good quality beaten bronzed metal floor standing reading lamp having an undulating textured shaft with applied spiral collars and shepherds crook shaped top, on a domed circular foot with applied stylised foliate ivy berries and leaves, surviving from the last quarter of twentieth century England. The condition of the lamp