Patented "Raydyot", this handsome square lamp has hand blown finely bevelled, brass framed glass panels,

one front and one side facing. On the other side, a door which hinges downward with

 a small red glass bullseye lens within a brass porthole.

Capped by a hooded chimney vent.

Retaining its original bracket and top hanging ring

Never converted to electricity, the inside is in good order with the silver-plated

reflective surfaces largely still clean and shining.

Some light surface corrosion to the iron elements of the casing, though this has been stopped

in its tracks by a carefully applied coat of red paint in the not too distant past.

The thinness and ripple of the original hand blown glass (a remarkable

survival though the lens has sustained a crack) and the quality

of brasswork suggests this is an early model of a

lamp that was in production for many years.

Approximate dimensions: Height 42cm (16.5") x Width 12 cm (4.75")

Depth with Bracket 18cm (7")

Photographs constitute part of the description.

Always carefully packed.