This beautiful rare crystal Victorian Chandelier dates from the late 19th Century and has been fully restored, rewired and adapted for electricity.

The circular cast iron frame has supporting garlands of button drops and a tier of arrow head Albert lustres with a spherical glass and ball below.

The chandelier measures 60cms diameter with the flowers extended and has a 60cm drop from the top of the hook. It is ready for hanging as it has been PAT tested and wired for 4 light bulbs.

This is a stunning chandelier and will be rare to find in this condition.

A Victorian Mahogany Pharmacy Cabinet having runs of 20 drawers with the original bevelled mirrored glass labels and faceted glass handles.

The drawers have the original painted numbers and letters which would have been painted on by the chemist.  

Three of the drawers have divided sections.

Below the drawers are separate sections of 2 cupboards with fall front doors and brass cup pull handles.

There is a chemist label to the inside of one door. The brass handles are dented and one of the catches behind is missing to one door but intact on the other.

This is a beautiful piece of untouched and unrestored Victorian Pharmacy furniture in its original condition.

Total measurements:

H122cms x W122cms x D24cms

The typewriter is marked with the serial number 4B134310 with the latest patent date of Dec 1926.

The black case is marked with personalised initials of SM.

The keyboard has four banks and is fitted with a red/black ribbon.