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19th Century Victorian Pair Of Brass Davy
Co Yacht Cabin Oil Lamps c.1890
By Davey
Co.
Located in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent
Antique 19th Century Victorian pair of oil lamps by Davey & Co London Ltd. Made from brass and bevelled glass, with a faceted panel in the back to reflect the light, these lamps were...
Category
19th Century British Other Antique Davey Co. Home Accents
Materials
Brass
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