Decorative Tin Lantern

An early 19th century faience Trompe L’oeil decorative plate of small orange gourds on a simple country plate, in the manner of Bernard Palissy. French.

A French 19th century architectural finial in zinc, mounted as a table lamp.

A rare mid-20th century table lamp in ceramic by Lotte and Gunnar Bostlund, recently rewired, model #302. White background with yellow, blue and grey stripes. Signed “Lotte” in the glaze. The History of Lotte Lamps and the Bostlund Family The Bostlund family originated in Copenhagen, Denmark, where the husband Gunnar trained at the Technical University as a ceramic engineer. His wife Lotte trained at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts and the Danish School for Arts and Crafts. The original family business was in the production of techni- cal ceramics - namely porcelain insulators...

A whimsical tole 4-arm chandelier with two matching 2-arm sconces, nice examples of French "arte populaire" or Folk Art, mid-19th century or earlier, with palm fronds, gold bows and ...

A charming 20th century American punched tin candle lantern with simple geometric pattern, a ring for hanging, and a door for accessing the candle. The lantern is currently used with...

A Very Decorative Italian Tolwear Lantern This very unusual Hall Lantern is painted to simulate verdigris patination, the Lamp has 6 sides (one of these is a locking opening door t...

This very early punched tin original red painted and hand written names painted on the surface & illegible name or script.The condition is very good.

English faux painted tin hanging lantern with a centered ring over beading, decorative floral swags, three-tiered step back, four glass sides with a hinged door, three-light cluster ...