Small Cut-Glass Bell Lantern, c. 1880 – view 1
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    c. 1880Continental

    Small Cut-Glass Bell Lantern, c. 1880

    £300

    This cut-glass bell lantern is a beautiful and refined lighting fixture that combines the classic bell shape with the intricate beauty of cut glass.

    At a Glance

    Period
    c. 1880
    Origin
    Continental
    Materials
    Cut Glass, Glass
    Lights
    1
    Suitability
    Entrance Hall, Stair Hall, Landing

    Catalogue Notes

    • The bottom of the fixture widens into a graceful, flared shape resembling a bell which allows for the distribution of light in a pleasing manner.
    • It is a small lantern and could be used as an accent piece in more intimate settings, or even an outdoor space like a covered patio.

    Restoration by G&P Cohn

    Hand cleaned in the workshop and prepared for hanging.

    Electrification —Rewired and PAT tested to current UK standards.

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