A REGENCY ORMOLU-MOUNTED BRONZE HANGING DISH LIGHT - photo 1
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A REGENCY ORMOLU-MOUNTED BRONZE HANGING DISH LIGHT

Lot 85
08.02.2024 10:30UTC +00:00
Classic
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£ 12 348
AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationUnited Kingdom, London
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ID 1134515
Lot 85 | A REGENCY ORMOLU-MOUNTED BRONZE HANGING DISH LIGHT
Estimate value
£ 6 000 – 9 000
A REGENCY ORMOLU-MOUNTED BRONZE HANGING DISH LIGHT

DESIGNED BY THOMAS HOPE, ATTRIBUTED TO ALEXIS DECAIX, CIRCA 1805

The circular dish centred by a Medusa mask enclosed by two ropetwist rings and sixteen stylised arrowheads, with three holes for suspension

14 ½ in. (37 cm.) diameter





Provenance

Almost certainly Thomas Hope (1769-1831), Duchess Street, London.

Anonymous sale; Christie's, London, 22 April 2004, lot 110.



Literature

T. Hope, Household Furniture and Interior Decoration, London, 1807, pl. 38 [XXXVIII].
Artist:Thomas Hope (1769-1831)
Applied technique:Metalwork
Medium:Bronze
Art style:Regency
Auction house category:Furniture and Lamps
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