An Unusual Pair of Early 20thC Zinc Wall Lights in The Form of Wyverns c.1910-25 sub-Natural History The resulting changes in Goulston

The resulting changes in Goulston Street meant that unsanitary dwellings in Three Tun Alley (on the west side) and Goulston Court (on the east) were wiped out

an important humanist in the Renaissance

The patent stamp is very difficult to decipher though we can see the word Walt so it’s likely this was a patented example

Britain itself in 1790 saw William Bligh arriving back in Britain with the first report of the Mutiny on the Bounty and the 91-mile Oxford Canal is opened

An Unusual Pair of Early 20thC Zinc Wall Lights in The Form of Wyverns c.1910-25 sub-Natural History The resulting changes in GoulstonOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Early 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1910 25Each: Width: 8Depth: 17Height: 26 (all at extremities)The unusual zinc wall lights in the form of mythical wyverns, each with shaped back plates, with the beasts having trumpeted pendants dropping from their jaws to act as the light sources, both cast in two pieces and with a good established patina surviving from and the first quarter of the twentieth century. The lights would need