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George III mirror chandelier

John D Ayckboum, 1790

The Higgins Bedford, Bedford

This piece consists of three separate components. A brass hook with a bracket for attaching the mirror to a wall; the mirror with a border of faceted plain glass 'jewels', and the chandelier itself. Unlike many chandeliers it has undergone very little restoration.

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Title of artwork, date

George III mirror chandelier, 1790

Date supported

1992

Medium and material

Glass, wood & brass

Dimensions

78 x 47 cm

Grant

10000

Total cost

39000

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