Georgian Style Brass Lantern

Fitted with six electrified candlelights within the hexagonal glass-inset frame, surmounted by volute scrolls.

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...

Georgian brass circular lantern with three lights.

A Grand Georgian style hexagonal six-light hall lantern with a regal crown above a fleur-de-lis decorated gallery with six glass panels, an opening door, framed by Roman Ionic...

The large English Georgian brass round hall lantern typifies the traditional English style. With the scroll arm supports to the top, above a round f...

- Rare survival of a personal object made for practical everyday use. Although they would have been made in fairly significant numbers, surviving handheld, portable brass lanterns fo...