Fine Pair of Twelve Light Cut Glass Antique Chandeliers by Perry & Co.

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...

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

A fine quality William IV silver mounted chandelier the stem with graduated drop hung dishes cascading down to the main frame, issuing twelve plain arms supporting drop hung scalloped edge drip pans and candle nozzles, the frame incased underneath with segmented prisms creating a slat dish with a concentric ring of flower...

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 William IV cut-glass twelve-light chandelier, firmly attributed to Perry & Co. This magnificent chandelier relates to examples in the collection at Chatsworth House which were acquired by the 6th Duke of Devonshire for his London residence Devonshire House in the 1840s, notably for the Green Drawing Room and grand Salon. It is likely the firm also supplied a glass handrail, newel post and scrolled wall lights for the fabled ‘crystal staircase’ at the Mansion. English, Circa 1840. Perry & Co William Perry is first recorded in partnership with William Collins at 227 The Strand, London, then from 1803 he joined William Parker, as Parker and Perry...

A fine gilt bronze, cut and moulded glass nine-light chandelier by Perry & Co. This elegant English chandelier has a moulded glass ovoid and baluster stem with gilt bronze circlet...

An English cut glass chandelier of twelve lights, hung throughout with finely cut swags, pendants and prisms. The central baluster and receiver dish, profusely cut.

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