An Unusual 1980s Naturalistic Beaten Bronzed Metal Floor Standing Lamp sub-Decorative Objects There are four holes present

There are four holes present showing how the relic was mounted

the whole raised on square chamfered block legs joined by an h-stretcher and surviving from the late nineteenth to early twentieth centuries

Nor that the thrush deserts the ev'ning spray

The hinged hatch to the rear is kept shut by two small catches

An Unusual 1980s Naturalistic Beaten Bronzed Metal Floor Standing Lamp sub-Decorative Objects There are four holes presentOrigin: English Period: Late 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1980 90 Height: 66 Depth: 21 (with bulb) The Base: 9 diameter The good quality beaten bronzed metal floor standing reading lamp having an undulating textured shaft with applied spiral collars and shepherds crook shaped top, on a domed circular foot with applied stylised foliate ivy berries and leaves, surviving from the last quarter of twentieth century England. The condition of the lamp