19th Century, Pagoda Style, Electrified Lantern

Hexagonal, cast iron and gilt bronze, glass encased, four-light lantern. The slender pillars comprising the body, rises to curling, gilt bronze leaves beneath a canopy featuring scrolling foliate forms all surmounted by a ceiling medallion of the same. Originally acquired from famed London, UK dealer...

Wonderful, c. 1805, cast, patinated and gilt iron carriage with foliate embellishments, rising to six arms. The whole surrounded in crystal beads, and hung with a variety of crystal ...

A detailed, Venetian glass lantern featuring a center circle of rigadin columns trimmed in foliate style embellishments between upper and lower registers of elegant supports with rai...

A stunning pair of pierced, hand - done, copper lanterns featuring four opaque, Murano glass-tube windows surrounded by foliate forms and figures. Each with lobed bases and tops, ris...

Large ormolu lantern with polylobed mounts decorated with palmettes, acanthus leaves and foliated scrolls. This naturalist decoration is inspired by the Louis XV style. This entrance hall lantern...

An outstanding and sensational French mid-19th century lantern. Wonderfully crafted from bronze, copper and glass. The lantern is in exceptional condition, even retaining its upper g...

A very beautiful early 19th century Empire Lantern from the South of France. Wonderfully crafted in bronze. Very elegant.

An English 19th-20th century neoclassical style figural hexagonal three-light gilt bronze lantern with figures of bearded male caryatids and winged gargoyles, every other glass panel centered with an edged glass starburst, possibly supplied by Lenygon & Co, London, circa 1900. The firm of Lenygon & Company was located at 31 Old Burlington Street, London. It was founded in the early 1900s and had an important clientele including the Earl of Pembroke...