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Late 19thC Brass Oil Lamp with Corinthian Column
Late 19thC Brass Oil Lamp with Corinthian Column

Late 19thC Brass Oil Lamp with Corinthian Column

By Baxendale and Co.

Located in Altrincham, GB

Late 19thC Brass Oil Lamp with Corinthian Column - on stepped square pedestal base - converted to electric - Baxendale & Co, Manchester founded 1863 - 18"diam x 35"h - - all lights ...

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Late 19th Century English Late Victorian Antique Baxendale and Co. Furniture

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Brass

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