• Moore Bros Longton Kerosene Lamp
• Consists of cherubs dancing around a tree trunk with hop flowers
• Impressed makers mark Moore Longton
• Made in England
• c1880
• Excellent condition for age and fragility
• Does contain some discoloration but by no means distracts from this piece
• Some finger and toe loss to cherubs but minimal
• Height to top of collar 360mm
• Double burner bayonette fitting
• Original Victorian shade and chimney
• Moore St. Mary’s works Longton Staffordshire Potteries 1872-1905
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• Pair Art DecoGreen Ceiling Lampshades
• Original condition
• No chips or cracks
• Diametre 100mm across top opening
• 300mm from top to base of light

• Art Deco Ceiling Light
• White fleck Murano /Art Glass Style
• Suspended on heavy Chain
• c1940
• Original
• Good Condition
• No Chips, Cracks or Repairs
• Diametre aprox 560mm

• Wembley Ware Owl TV Lamp Base
• Red Glass Eyes
• c1950
• Made in Australia
• Highly sought after by collectors
• Excellent order and never been used
• Height 8″(200mm)
• Width 5″ (125mm)
• No light fittings included
  
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owl figure have numerous advantages, according to John Thomson, author of the excellent reference Calyx, Wembley Warn and Bristile China: ‘Both of these were sold as television lamps,’ he notes. ‘The dhufish, which stood mouth open on its tail, came in several sizes… and could also be used as a vase. Only one large size of owl was produced. It could be adapted to a novelty ornament by placing a small light inside its hollow body. This caused the amber and black glass eyes to glow menacingly.. The owl is listed in some Wembley Ware catalogues as a garden ornament when not sold as a lampstand.’ The dhufish lamp is marked Wembley Ware. whereas the owl lamp is marked Brisbane & Wunderlich. Both are electrically approved for use.

The factory also produced larger figures specifically to be used a garden ornaments, and these are now amongst the most sought after of Wembley ware. Besides the owl, this collection includes the magpie, kookaburra, eagle, frog and koala; Paul Bisby puts a value of between $1000 and $3000 on each of these ornaments, depending on condition.”

• Cast Iron Blue Milk Glass Table Lamp
• c 1890
• All Original
• Excellent order
• Height 570mm (22 1/2″)

• Butterfly Leadlight  Table Lamp
• New Stock

• Bankers Red Tulip Lamp
• Brand New

• Clear Glass Banquet table lamp
• Cast Base
• Clear glass font with dimples
• Double Burner
• Clear Etched Shade original
• c1880
• All Original

• New Tiffany Style Bird Lamp
• Height 560mm