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Fantastic F C Osler antique chandelier drop. Plain Albert blue with gold gild detail, dating from 1860's
Approx.  204mm x 21mm 
Stunning  rare pieces restore your Osler chandelier with genuine chandelier parts

These are genuine F C Osler pendant drops therefore be aware due to the age and the fact these are extremely rare some of the gold gild has worn away.  As with any antique chandelier piece please be aware that there may be age related nibbles and surface scratches.  Sizes are approximate as they are hand made antique pieces.

Please Note: When cleaning items that have been gold gilded do NOT use a wet or damp cloth as this will remove the gold gild

F & C Osler (1807-1976) were one of the best known glass makers in the world, the company was started by Thomas Osler in 1807, the company become renowned world wide for their large ornate chandeliers and massive glass structures.  In 1851, for the Great Exhibition they produced one of their greatest pieces, a crystal fountain made up of  4 tonnes of crystal and measuring over eight metres.

Visit http://www.cinoa.org/artists/detail/9325 for a more indepth biography

Fantastic F C Osler antique chandelier drop. Plain Albert blue with gold gild detail, dating from 1860's
Approx.  204mm x 21mm 
Stunning  rare pieces restore your Osler chandelier with genuine chandelier parts

These are genuine F C Osler pendant drops therefore be aware due to the age and the fact these are extremely rare some of the gold gild has worn away.  As with any antique chandelier piece please be aware that there may be age related nibbles and surface scratches.  Sizes are approximate as they are hand made antique pieces.

Please Note: When cleaning items that have been gold gilded do NOT use a wet or damp cloth as this will remove the gold gild

F & C Osler (1807-1976) were one of the best known glass makers in the world, the company was started by Thomas Osler in 1807, the company become renowned world wide for their large ornate chandeliers and massive glass structures.  In 1851, for the Great Exhibition they produced one of their greatest pieces, a crystal fountain made up of  4 tonnes of crystal and measuring over eight metres.

Visit http://www.cinoa.org/artists/detail/9325 for a more indepth biography