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cut brass escutcheons
black lacquered two-part Indo-Portuguese cabinet features a scroll carved gallery over a small display cupboard with beveled glass doors
tribal folk art tradition of lost-wax metal casting found in the eastern states of India in West Bengal
that pole fitting into a heavier
it would also polish nicely
Anglo Indian Regency Teak, Brass and Glass Two-Light Candle Wall Sconce decanters cut brass escutcheonsDETAILS An antique, Regency wall sconce having a teak shell form backplate, mounted with a brass boss issuing two S scroll, arms. Each arm supports a clear blown glass, storm shade with wheel cut anthemion engraving. Made for the English market. Made originally for candles but could be electrified. PERIOD Early 19th century DATE Circa 1820 40 DIMENSIONS Width 16 Depth 10 Height 19 inches Back plate: Width 4. 5 Depth 1. 5 Height 6 inches CONDITION
