A Large Mid-20thC Opaline Globe Pendant Light c.1960

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A Large Mid-20thC Opaline Globe Pendant Light c.1960Origin: Probably Czech Period: Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1950 60 Diameter: 11 Height: 16 (with ceiling rose) The large opaline globe shaped pendant light, to a chrome gallery cap and with ceiling rose included, the whole surviving from the third quarter of the twentieth century and reputably from a former lunatic asylum. The light fitting is in very good and original condition and ready to use. Similar to Bauhaus in design, these pendants

The paintwork as a whole has areas of small wear and loss as seen in the photographs but the mirror has not be restored and thus remains true to its original condition and is ready and able to be hung and admired

having four deep internally partitioned drawers

There is some small loss to the skull but the piece has a pleasing amount of colour and patination showing its age and had a mounting hook present ready for display

outbursts of anger

The whole shows several knocks and chips to the painted surfaces which is part of its huge appeal and some old worm to the softwood

Her most famous theft was lifting a medieval posy ring from magpie Jim

5”Depth: 1” (each & at extremities)The rare pair of carved giltwood oval wall mirrors

5 inches diameter (leader end) or 4

amongst other specifications

The knife is in very good condition with patination commensurate with age and no damage to report

The name of Silas Brown may be taken from the 1937 film ‘Murder at the Baskervilles’

and wooden composition parts with the carved wooden hands painted in a light skin colour

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