Antique Osler

The wall lights supported on a round, slivered-brass back plate (stamped F&C OSLER) this back covered with a richly cut-glass dome.

For an almost identical set of wall-lights see page 61 Osler's Crystal for Royalty and Rajahs by J P Smith Mallett 1991.

An unusual pair of mid-Victorian five-light cut-glass silver mounted wall-lights (original for gas) the silvered glass covered back plates supporting five half hoop thumb cut candle ...

F. & C. Osler (English, founded 1807). Large silver plate mounted crystal five arm candelabrum supported by five crystal ball feet.

An elegant Osler-style cut crystal chandelier of finely proportioned form, centered by a shaped baluster standard richly decorated with diamond-cut detailing.

A fine ormolu flower epergne with scroll banding supported on paw feet stamped Osler segmented in four sections, each with five posy vases of various sizes with flat diamond cut bodi...

A superb late 19th century faceted glass table lamp, probably by F. & C. Osler of Birmingham. Of large scale with wide circular base, impressively made from a single piece of gl...

An incredibly elegant standard lamp made in England by F&C Osler. c.1920. Faintly stamped to the underside of the base with 'F&C' - alluding to the makers as they were known...

Pair of round bowls. Measures: Height 3 1/2in (9cm), width 8in (20cm). Set of four leaf shape bowls. Measures: Height 1 3/4in (4.5cm). Width 9 1/2in (24cm) x ...

A matching pair of large satin cut crystal plafonniers, each shallow bowl held in an aged brass frame and suspended on triple chains. Acquired as part of a significant collection of ...

Attributed to F. & C. Osler. With an elongated neck, diamond cut facets, bulbous bodies, and star cut bases.

F. & C. Osler was a renowned British glassmaking firm, established in 1807 by Thomas Osler and his two sons, Follett and Clarkson, in Birmingham.

A refined and elegant fixture sourced from the historic archives of W. Sitch & Co, Soho. The piece centers on a large 14-inch (360mm) satin crystal bowl, which features a sophisticat...

An unusual pair of mid-Victorian five-light cut-glass silver mounted wall-lights (original for gas) the silvered glass covered back plates supporting five half hoop candle arms arran...

A fine quality mid-Victorian cut-glass silvered mounted sixteen-light chandelier the baluster stem with drop hung top canopy, terminating with petal edged frosted glass crown, the ma...

A superb quality pair of early Victorian cut-glass candelabra, the richly cut wasted and scalloped bases surmounted with an unusual glass tree centre this with two branches supportin...

A fine quality mid-Victorian eight-light frosted glass chandelier. The main baluster stem formed as a fountain, the drop hung flute decorated receiver bowl supported by a lapidary cu...

A fine pair of three-piece lustres hung with the finest prismatic.

A fine pair of diamond cut-glass shades suspended on silver ceiling mounts.

A fine quality mid-Victorian eight-light frosted-glass chandelier the main baluster stem formed as a fountain with cascading drop hung trumpet shape stem pieces the finely decorated ...

The quality of the metalwork is synonymous with the brand, merging the artistry of Osler with the famed brass work of Faraday & Son.

EXTRA LARGE MOONSTONE GLASS PLAFONNIER Attributed to Osler & Faraday England, Circa 1925–1935 An exceptional extra large 16-inch decorative Moonstone glass plafonnier bowl with oxi...

An English XIX Century cut glass dish light of fine quality, with a pineapple cut man dish, with a smaller dish and finial in the manner of Osler. The fittings in silver plated bronze.

In 1919, the company merged with another firm specialising in chandeliers, becoming Osler and Faraday Ltd. Total height to top ceiling rose: 108 cm approx. (42.51 in) Height to low...

The cut crystal shaft of fountain form unusually engraved with anthemion the upper section with twelve scroll branches arranged on two levels these with scallop edged turnover canopi...