A rare Edwardian cut-glass and brass lantern almost certainly by F & C Osler, Birmingahm but apparently unsigned. The good quality lattice framework holds the original cut-glass lampshade with central finial. The light maintains its original chain and ceiling rose for suspension. England, c.1910.

Dimensions/ Specifications:

• Ht.(as displayed)50cm/20in, Ht.(lantern)15/6, Diam.20/8
• Supplied with the original chain & ceiling rose
• Height reducible

Not Included:

• 1 x B.22  (6w) L.E.D Golf Bulbs (Available to purchase in our accessories department)
• Screw fixings

F & C Osler, Birmingham & London

• The company Osler was established in Birmingham, 1807 by Thomas Osler
• The business really began functioning in 1831 when his sons Abraham Follett & Thomas Clarkson took over and the company.
• Specialising in crystal glass chandeliers they opened a showroom filled with the best stock on Oxford Street.
• In the latter half of the 19th century Osler found success in India due to the countries wealth and efficient shipping links.
•  The name F & C Osler was first recognised on 14th July 1906 when the children and grandchildren of Follett and Clarkson became the first directors.
• From 1911 the demand for simple clean pieces of glass was lost, however the demand for light fittings made entirely of metal was flourishing.
• This coincided nicely with the opportunity to acquire a lighting company named Faraday & Son Ltd in 1919 and the company became Osler & Faraday Ltd.