A Fabulous c.1890 Centre Light in the Form of Four Putti sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles However the tins were originally

However the tins were originally created for a more practical use - the airtight storage of biscuits so that they could be transported to distant customers and stay oven-fresh and unbroken

the whole sitting on a plinth base and surviving from the early Victorian period

and each stamped ‘The Inspectors Office

whilst structurally the piece is sound with no major structural issues

A Fabulous c.1890 Centre Light in the Form of Four Putti sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles However the tins were originallyOrigin: English Period: Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1900 Diameter: 17 inches (at maximum) Height: 19 inches (with chains and fitments) Chain Length: 14 inches The Victorian period centre light modelled cast as four winged putti clutching victory laurels, having a circular metal frame with the original hanging chain fixtures surviving from late nineteenth century England. The light fitting is in good condition. The only issue to note is