Spanish 1910s Bronze and Glass Hexagonal Lantern with Three Lights and Volutes

A Spanish hexagonal bronze lantern from the early 20th century, similar to the style of the Plaza de España built for the great exhibition of 1929. Created in Spain during the early years of the 20th century, this bronze lantern features an hexagonal tapering body with glass panels, topped with volutes converging towards the canopy. Made in a style that will be showcased a couple of decades later in the Plaza de España built for the exhibition of 1929, the lantern presents three lights connected to a central shaft. Professionally rewired for the US, this Spanish bronze lantern...

An exquisite French brass lantern chandelier from the 1940s, featuring a graceful and airy design that embodies both neoclassical and Art Deco influences. The delicately curved brass...

A pair of English bronze three-light lanterns from the Midcentury period, with glass panels. Born in England during the Midcentury period, this exquisite pair of bronze three-light l...

A French Baroque style giltwood lantern from the early 20th century, with volutes and textured glass. Created in France at the Turn of the Century, this lantern captures our attention with its golden tones and scrolling lines. Delicate volutes connect the upper section to the tapering body, while textured glass panel secure the socket. Adorned with carved rosettes and acanthus leaves, this Baroque style French giltwood lantern...