Large Hexagonal Gothic Lantern, c. 1830
Sold — ArchiveA hexagonal Gothic-style lantern, with distinctive finials atop the stained-glass panes. The stained glass is varied in colour across the six sides.
At a Glance
- Period
- c. 1830
- Origin
- England
- Materials
- Glass
- Lights
- 1
- Suitability
- Entrance Hall, Stair Hall, Church or Historic Interior
Catalogue Notes
- Hexagonal Gothic form with finials to each pane
- Stained-glass panes of varied colour
- Of substantial scale, suited to entrance halls and stairwells
Restoration by G&P Cohn
Dismantled and hand cleaned; leadwork checked and frame reassembled.
Electrification —Rewired to current UK standards and PAT tested.
Condition
Restored and rewired. Stained glass panes intact; finials retained throughout.
Our Opinion
A Gothic-form lantern of the type made for country and ecclesiastical settings of the period. The variation in the stained-glass colour is characteristic and the finials give the hexagonal form its silhouette. Of a scale that requires a hall with height.
This Piece Has Now Been Sold
This antique light has found a new home. G&P Cohn regularly acquires and restores similar antique chandeliers, lanterns, wall lights and candelabra.
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Preserved in our archive as a record of pieces handled by G&P Cohn since 1954.
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