1920s Hanging Tudor Arts & Crafts Lantern with Mica

Arts and Crafts cylindrical hand pierced brass lantern with three mica panels and mica bottom; a door opens to the side.

A rare set of two matching antique lanterns (pendant lamps). The lanterns have no maker's markings but most likely dates from the early 1900s. Their design is strongly inspired by the Arts and Crafts mouvement (1880-1920). The lanterns have been sourced in Northeastern France. These antique lanterns are made to be suspended. The structure of the lanterns is made of metal, most likely a copper alloy. The inside is made of slightly amber colored/smokey glass that has been mouth blown into the wrought metal frame in one single piece. When lightened, the light does not only shine through the body of the lantern but also through the small, circular glass sections on the top and on the bottom of the lantern. The lanterns are sold unwired. There is a hole on the top of each lantern for easy wiring, i.e. fit for a wire with a light socket. They can thus easily be adapted to any voltage (see photo). The lanterns are sold without lighting chains...

Period arts and crafts iron and original amber mica lantern. Wired with 5 feet of electrical cord, and comes with 3 feet of antique brass chain and bronze canopy. Arts and Crafts and Prairie Style electric lighting fixtures are unique expressions of craft, creativity, and technology. The elegant lines, rich colors, striking forms, and masterful craftsmanship of these fixtures continue to resonate strongly with twenty-first century audiences. The flowering of Arts and Crafts lighting...

Fine English Arts and Crafts wrought iron and leaded stained glass hanging hall lantern, the frame finely wrought of heavy gauge iron, with turned finials over four geometric sides w...

A beautiful iron lantern, the patina is much nicer in person, the height of the lantern is 17 inch.  

1376 English silvered bronze lantern with mica panes One 100 watt Edison bulb Rewired.