Illuminating Engineering Society, Association of Public Lighting Engineers (Great Britain) · [London] · leaf 213
me downto us are works of art, but their lightingefficiency was no better than that of theearthenware lamps. The Candelabra would, generally, besimple wood stands of a light portablecharacter (the shaft was frequently 202 THE ILLUMINATING ENGINEER (july 1920) of bamboo) or they may be more… … Fig. 2.—Pillar and Hanging Candelabra. The suspended candelabra were smallplaques or larger rotae (wheels) as inFig. 2 of wood, sheet copper or bronze, onwhich the lamps were usually placedpromiscuously. II. IN THE CHURCH CATHOLIC, 4THTO 18TH CENTURIES. It is one of the wonders of the humanrace…
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