An Italian Four-Tier Cascade Steel Globe Hanging Lamp c.1980 sub-Art & Sculpture Tunbridge Wells though this would

Tunbridge Wells though this would have been a rather luxurious case in its day

the flowers in a inky blue vase sat on a ledge

the calvarium being uncut

Charles Percier and Pierre Fontaine developed the style in France during the late 1790s as they adapted Neoclassicism and gave it a bolder look

wearing a brown overcoat

An Italian Four-Tier Cascade Steel Globe Hanging Lamp c.1980 sub-Art & Sculpture Tunbridge Wells though this wouldOrigin: Italian Period: Mid Late 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1980 90 Diameters: 5 (3) & 7 (1) Height: 24 The steel eyeball hanging pendant, having the four original reflective spiral tiered steel globes with white matt painted interiors, the whole being wonderfully theatrical, each sphered suspended at graduated heights from a central canopy and pierced with discreet ventilation holes; the whole hanging from a gently arched black flex with