Brass Lantern

Brass bow lantern with clear Fresnel lens by George B. Carpenter of Chicago. Measures: 12 x 5 1/2 x 4 ½.

Solid copper signal lantern with curved Perspex lens with brass bars. Copper carry handles. Mounting flange on rear. Mounted to a thick mahogany base. L...

Hughes and Burroughs Lantern with huge dioptric bullseye lens. With mounting brackets, carry handle. Fitted with electric socket for home use. Cap is engraved "Hughes and Burroughs M...

Brass cabin lantern by Griffith and Sons. Carry handle, panel glass windows, circa 1911. Dimensions: 17" H x 9" W x 6" D.

Nice quality early 20th century English antique brass lantern. Circa 1920. A timeless and classic touch for a fine interior.

This impressive brass ceiling lamp, labeled and named "The Rochester," is a beautifully preserved and converted piece of lighting history. Originally designed as a gas lamp by the Rochester Lamp Company, one of the premier American lighting manufacturers of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, this fixture has been thoughtfully electrified for modern use while retaining all its antique character. The lamp features a richly detailed cast brass body with ornate embossing and a vented base, a hallmark of the original oil and gas-burning models. A wide, hand-hammered brass shade adds visual drama and reflects a warm, golden light. Suspended from a brass canopy with graceful, arched support arms, the lamp's overall silhouette blends industrial ingenuity with classic elegance. The glass chimney is new, offering a crisp, clean complement to the aged brass patina. Perfect for period interiors, historic homes, or collectors of early American lighting...

Arts & Crafts Brass Hall Lantern, a four-sided fixture that seamlessly blends functionality with artistic design. Crafted from hammered brass, this lantern showcases a unique textur...

Elegant small Lantern quality made of solid brass with seeded Glass Six sides, canopy and chain included ,very nice oxidize patina , with three 40/watt light .