An Unusual 1980s Naturalistic Beaten Bronzed Metal Floor Standing Lamp sub-Decorative Objects The invalid carriage or bath

The invalid carriage or bath chair

The very fine English School study of the Apollo Belvedere in pencil bearing remnants of an old Manchester Art School label verso

opening to reveal a vacant paper lined interior above a roundel carved and urn painted frieze

5 inches (Overall)

The pottery was probably originally started sometime between 1652 and 1656 by Robert Bennett and John Bissecke

An Unusual 1980s Naturalistic Beaten Bronzed Metal Floor Standing Lamp sub-Decorative Objects The invalid carriage or bathOrigin: 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