Pair Of Bronze Bat Wall Sconces After William Tonks & Sons For Liberty's. New Arrivals

Pair Of Bronze Bat Wall Sconces After William Tonks & Sons For Liberty's. New ArrivalsA pair of scarce late 20th century bronze Victorian style bat wall sconces after the original design by William Tonks & Sons for Liberty's, designed at the Keswick School of Industrial Arts. Both sconces are very well made and crisply cast from the original design. Both are in an excellent condition throughout. A definite talking piece. Dimensions Height: 36cm Width: 25cm Weight (of each): 1. 6kg Delivery UK Mainland: FREE International Delivery:

In November 1967

A stunning 18 carat and diamond ring

with the devil's hind legs becoming the bird's feet and its ears the wings

A lovey piece of silver from a sought after silver maker

A very attractive George III mahogany knife / cutlery box of serpentine form inlaid with a satinwood conch shell motif

Robert Burns

The painting of the stream in particular is well done with the artist achieving a sense of movement to the water

Diameter: 10

She is finely depicted with the eyes being of particular note

The tea strainer has wonderful patination throughout from years of use

An attractive example

shelf or mantelpiece