An Exquisite Anglo-Chinese George III Blown Glass & White-Metal Hanging Lantern c.1780-1800 sub-Religion & Relics surmounted by a scrolled and

surmounted by a scrolled and pierced ornament with carved rosettes between a reeded framed border with four large cabouchon mouldings

this piece is appealing both aesthetically and mechanically

published as the act directs December 7th 1805 by Longman & Rees

It was the preferred building stone of the Normans and was often used ahead of the local British stone

An Exquisite Anglo-Chinese George III Blown Glass & White-Metal Hanging Lantern c.1780-1800 sub-Religion & Relics surmounted by a scrolled andOrigin: Probably Anglo Chinese Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1780 1800 Width: 7. 5 Depth: 7. 5 Height: 19. 5 The hand blown glass and white metal mounted lantern having a pagoda type canopied top with pitted shaped finial and hanging loop over a baluster shaped body fitted with a retractable rod base carrying a candle socket, the whole probably being of Anglo Chinese origin, surviving in scintillatingly original condition from the