Pair English Regency Cut Glass Candelabra or Lustres Attributed to John Blades

This fine pair of English neoclassical candelabra have diamond cut columns above circular star cut bases. The ormolu twin branch arms support recta...

This exquisite pair of Regency two light candelabra are attributed to the renown maker Apsley Pellatt. The circular stepped bases with diamond cut colum...

This fine pair of English Regency two tiered candlesticks, or lustres feature lapidary, "rule cut" prisms, diamond cut shafts, and radial pattern bases.

This pair of candelabra with bases in the form of miniature garden temples are attributed to William Parker and date from 1800. Parker supplied chandeliers to the Prince of Wales for Carlton House. See Martin Mortimer; The English glass chandelier...

This fabulous chandelier is of the finest quality, and features lapidary rule cut, or "lob" prisms, and double rose cut rondelles. The metal frame features burnished gold plated castings. For more information and pictures of this chandelier, see M. Mortimer; The English Glass Chandelier...

These beautifully proportioned candleholders feature sage green Wedgwood jasper ware medallions set in square marble footed plinth bases. They are ...

A large pair of Regency storm lights on pillar and file cut foot with diamond cut base supporting corresponding drop hung drip pans issuing storm shades engraved with flowers and oak...

A fabulous pair of Regency double tier lustres with diamond and pillar cut base with fine ormolu mount surmounted with corresponding diamond and pillar cut nozzles and pans hung with...

Two-light candelabra lustres by John Blades, circa 1820.

An exceptional large pair of Regency pillar and diamond cut glass and ormolu candelabra by John Blades with scolloped cut base mounted with a finely cut ce...

An exceptionally fine example of an early 19th century pair of English Regency neoclassical single light full lead hand cut candlesticks lustres with crisp diamond cut bulbous columns above circular star cut bases, firmly attributed to John Blades of Five Ludgate Hill, London. First quarter of the 19th century. The waisted formed diamond cut crystal nozzles above a circular petal rimmed tray suspended with spear cut prisms each on single circular facet buttons. Condition: Superb condition for such early pieces, just a few flea bites at prism tips. Nice evidence of age wear at bases underneath, one circular tray has a hairline which is not easy to see, see image. Measures: Height: (entire as shown image one) 10" (25.5cm). Diameter: (base) 4.25" (11cm). Location: Dublin City, Ireland. Affordable fixed price worldwide store to door shipping. John Blades & Co. was one of the great London glass manufacturers of the late eighteenth and early 19th century, first recorded at 5 Ludgate Hill in 1783, and later gaining a Royal Warrant from George III. The company expanded, creating diplomatic gifts for the Eastern market, e.g. the suites of candelabra...

The stunning set of four cut glass and ormolu mounted candelabra, by John Blades, have cylindrical base and foot with pillar and file cutting, mounted with twin ormolu branches and c...