Perry & Co.

A fine twenty four light cut-glass chandelier by Perry & Co the main baluster stem unusually with two upper receiver bowls issuing two tiers of drop hung rope twist crooks and drop hung stem pan cascading to twenty four rope twist candle...

A fine pair of twelve light cut-glass chandelier by Perry & Co the main baluster stem with large top canopy and drop hung stem pans cascading to twelve rope twist candle...

A highly important pair of seven-light cut-glass and silvered mounted early Victorian wall lights of exceptionally size the main stem with two flute cut receiver bowls separated by flute cut-glass tube .The upper receiver plate supporting three notched half hoop candle arms terminating with flute cut multi notched drop hung drip pans the upper receiver bowl terminating with a feather cut finial. The lower receiver plate supporting four larger notched half hoop candle arms also terminating with drop hung drip pans the lower receiver plate surmounted by trumpet shaped flute cut stem piece and drop hung canopy terminating with a notched stem and lapidary cut finial. The wall lights are of exceptional quality throughout and are extremely rare. For information on Perry & Co see chapter 13 the English glass chandelier by Martin Mortimer A similar pair illustrated in Lighting in the Domestic Interior plate 558 A similar smaller pair now in private collection once with Ronald Phillips...

A great quality lantern of urn form, the glass cut with flat diamonds, mounted by gilt lacquered foliated metalwork suspended upon four chains.

A fine quality pair of twelve-light chandeliers in the style of Perry & Co the ormolu-mounted and cut crystal shaft centred by an ormolu-mounted urn this surmounted with a double orm...

Each with foliate decoration and scrolling branches rising to four esteemed figures. One chandelier profusely marked “Perry” for ‘PERRY AND CO BIRMINGHAM’...

A fine pair of gilt lacquered plafonniers by Perry & Co having finally engraved opaque glass bowls.

The rope twist branches issuing from a miter cut receiver bowl this with a drop hung under canopy and lapidary cut finial, the baluster shaped shaft with draping pan and swaged canopy the chandelier profusely draped with double pointed spangles and pear shaped finial drops. ? For similar examples of Perry & Co. Chandeliers see chapter thirteen The English Glass Chandelier by Martin Mortimer 19th...