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Rare Early Chandelier, 1836

Offered by: Allan Katz Americana

Description
Complete with copy of patent issued to Alonzo Platt of Middletown, Connecticut, on October 8, 1836.

Alonzo Platt called this a "Union Lamp" in that it produced "a clear and vivid light by the union of three separate and distinct lamps or reservoirs, so combined as to burn under one glass."

This true survivor of American Industrial Arts is the most complete and original extant.

More Information

Origin:	United States, Connecticut
Period:	19th Century
Materials:	Cast and formed metal.
Condition:	Excellent. Original polychrome paint decoration. Replaced glass shade.
Creation Date:	1836
Styles / Movements:	Folk Art, Americana
Incollect Reference #:	95531

Dimensions

H.	22 in;	Diam.	22 in;
H.	55.88 cm;	Diam.	55.88 cm;

Message from Seller:

Allan Katz Americana, located in Madison, CT, has been a respected dealer in early American advertising, folk art, and Americana since 1985. Allan's expertise, eye for exceptional material, and passion for American art make his collection a must-see for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Contact us at 203.494.3359 or folkkatz@gmail.com for more information.

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