South of Broad: The Charleston Home of Darla Moore by Tony Ingrao

Appearing in overall good, stable, and ready to place condition. Previously drilled to mount as electrical lamps, but wiring is not present and would need to be rewired before use. Surface dirt throughout and would benefit from gentle cleaning. One has a chip to the porcelain on the back side. The components are assembled from various origins and were not originally together. The porcelain is Chinese export, while the bronze fittings are likely French, and the glass shades are later than the other components, possibly continental or American. Additional images available upon request.

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