6-Sided Brass Lantern, c. 1820
£2,400
An early 19th-century brass lantern fitted with plain glass and an access door. Six internal light sources give an even downward and outward light, suited to hallways and larger reception spaces.
At a Glance
- Period
- c. 1820
- Origin
- Continental
- Materials
- Glass, Brass
- Lights
- 6
- Suitability
- Entrance Hall, Stair Hall, Reception Room
Catalogue Notes
- Six-sided brass frame with plain glass panes
- Access door for lamp maintenance
- Six internal light sources
- Suited to hallways, conservatories and reception rooms
Restoration by G&P Cohn
Hand cleaned in the workshop; brasswork lightly polished and frame checked. Original patina largely preserved.
Electrification —Rewired to current UK standards and PAT tested.
Condition
Restored and rewired. Plain glass panes intact; access door in working order.
Our Opinion
A hexagonal lantern of restrained form, the plain glass allowing the brasswork and internal lights to carry the piece. Its neutral character suits both period and less formal interiors.
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