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Motts, this is so beautifully understated. And is that a light fixture on the wall?
My Grandmother told me that before they moved into the home, that staircase was used by the owner's hired help and led up to their servants quarters.
Lets have a slide down that banniser!
Beautiful pic
We've missed you!
Hey GirlJaye, I think the bolt fitter must been obsessive compulsive. Then again, if I was fitting the rail, I reckon I would line them up too.
it's a soap dispenser. What looks like a wire is an experimental 24/7 soap feed line, saving valuable refilling time.
Now getting back on to the artistic point of the photo, Motts clearly shows the usage of the tight angle of this stairway. And the fact that the range of light to accentuate the artistic value that the 19th used quite frequently, even in the utilty area's.
it is the wrong shape, and not to mention there is no 'push button' to dispense it with!
it looks like a light to me, us brits dont build soap dispensers with, uh, wires