An Unusual Early 20thC Wrought Iron Standard Lamp as an Anchor sub-Antiques Period: Mid Victorian

Period: Mid Victorian

it is the Rowley inlaid wood panels that are considered to be his outstanding work

Remaining in a highly desirable original condition

arms and wooden hands with bendable digits in an effort to more closely mimic human activities and later in 1925 startled the display industry with modern abstract mannequins closely following the Art Deco style

An Unusual Early 20thC Wrought Iron Standard Lamp as an Anchor sub-Antiques Period: Mid VictorianOrigin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 40 Height: 59 Width: 17 Depth: 15. 5 The unusual scratch built black wrought iron standard floor lamp, the base as a ships anchor with ring, blacksmith forged scroll supports and rear foot to a straight rod, and surviving from early twentieth century England. The condition of the lamp is good overall with a nice pitted patination to the sea worn anchor itself, with the rest of the