19th Century English Wall Lanterns

This wrought iron lantern was inspired by a Spanish Colonial house in Santa Barbara. It is also in the style of ships lanterns on the 19th century. The intricate woven cage and taper...

A unused copper railway wall lantern. A wonderful thing which I felt very fortunate to come by, manufactured by V & R Blakemore of Birmingham who manufactured guns, locks & lanterns ...

Industrial English 19th century metal lanterns. Glass walls on four sides.

Ultrachrome prints on Hahnemuhle German etching paper, printed from hand painted glass plate slides, depicting the story of "The Stowaway". A young English boy who toils away at...

., of New York City, was one of the premier designers and manufacturers of electric light fixtures and decorative metalwork from the late 19th to the mid-20th centuries. Founded in 1...

Coromandel Lacquer: Large amounts of Coromandel incised lacquer was imported from the East during the 17th century. Originally known as 'Bantam' work, the term 'Coromandel' was more ...

A charming 19th century English painted tole wall mount lantern of tapered form with traces of original green paint, a stovepipe top and a door on the side that opens for access.

A gorgeous pair of domed brass lanterns, probably circa the last quarter of the 19th century, they have been left untouched for the most part, never wired for electricity or altered ...

English tin with original oil fitter and chimney inside.

Unusual pair of English white painted wall lanterns with arched curved glass door and with pierced cast shell and foliate crest and drop.

19th Century English Copper Wall Lantern

Special pair of original 19th century gas-lit copper post lanterns that have been electrified. They are a spectacular sight with their unique shape and mirrored ceilings. Originally ...

Mid-19th century. Stamped by maker on interior English and Mersick Company, New Haven, Connecticut.

Pair of American nickel silver and copper coach lanterns with vented tiered upper finials, the original oval beveled glass, bead work, vented lower tiered finials , and mounted on sq...

A pair of antique English carriage lanterns made in Sheffield. Excellent condition with original magnifying lenses and retro-fitted with custom wall mounts.

A good original English 19th century copper wall lantern, of elegant design.

A charming 19th century English wall mount tole lantern with glass sides, a removable glass roof, and a door on one side.

An unusual copper George III four-light hanging wall lantern with serpentine glass sides.

Pair of 19th Century English Lanterns. Made of steel and brass with original decorative brackets and finials. Made in England circa 1870.

Pair of English brass, nickel silver, copper mounted ship lanterns with dome vented top, pierced gallery, and original beveled glass. Signed by maker. Originally oil and has been ele...

Pair of English Coach Lantern. Originally mounted on a horse drawn carriage, these were later electrified.

This is a pair of late 19th century handblown hurricane shades with vine etching and tulip shape on brass sconce arms and mahogany back plate. English. These can be electrified with ...

Pair of 19th Century English patinated bronze sconce lanterns with woven crystal front. 3 interior lights each. Available in our 238 East 60th Street locations. 212-751-0171

A pair of large coach lanterns constructed in brass and iron, each with four sided glazed glass panels and drapery design, dating from the 19th century and English in origin.
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