A Fabulous Large c.1930 Cinema Lobby Sun Ceiling Light; The Regal Cinema, London sub-Antiques they are used decoratively to

they are used decoratively to hide an empty grate

displaying an array of sixty-nine butterflies and moths from around the world

the Tintin comics influenced a generation of artists with the precise drawing technique that Hergé used

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survives from the last quarter of the nineteenth century and is presented in superb order

A Fabulous Large c.1930 Cinema Lobby Sun Ceiling Light; The Regal Cinema, London sub-Antiques they are used decoratively toOrigin: English Period: Art Deco Provenance: The Regal Cinema, West Norwood, London, UK Date: c. 1925 35 Diameter: 31. 5 inches Height: 11 inches The large and weighty patinated gilt metal ceiling light shaped as the sun, in the art deco taste, having a circular gilt metal frame with scrollwork and yellow glass panels, the whole unsigned, manufactured for the lobby of the Regal Cinema, West Norwood in the late 1920s. The light is in very original