Swedish 1890s Black Iron Three-Arm Lantern with Gilt Floral Accents and Scrolls

A French iron wall lantern from the late 19th century, with four lights, glass panels, and scrolling bracket. Created in France during the last decade of the 19th century at a time when the Impressionist roamed the countryside in search of inspiration, this iron lantern features a tapering top with copper canopy...

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...

French black painted iron four-light lanterns from the 20th century, with four glass panels, domed tops and scrolling feet, priced and sold individually $3,500 each. Created in Franc...

An antique French patisserie table from the late 19th century with recently added stone top and painted iron scrolling base on casters....

A Swedish painted wood sideboard from the late 19th century, with three drawers over three doors. Created in Sweden during the last decade of th...

Two French hexagonal copper lanterns from the 20th century with glass panels, domed top and three lights. These two French hexagonal copper lanterns, each sold individually, are captivating pieces that seamlessly blend timeless elegance with modern functionality. Crafted in the 20th century, they embody the enduring charm of French design. The lanterns feature glass panels that allow the warm glow of light to shine through, creating a welcoming ambiance. Their domed tops add a touch of sophistication and provide protection from the elements. Each lantern is professionally rewired for use in the USA, boasting UL sockets for safety and convenience. A central brass shaft elegantly holds the three arms, enhancing the lanterns' structural integrity and aesthetics. Their hexagonal shape adds a distinctive geometric element to their design, making them a striking focal point in any setting. These lanterns are versatile additions to your home decor. Suspended from a ceiling, they can cast a gentle, romantic glow in a dining room, foyer, or covered outdoor space. Whether used individually or as a pair, these French copper lanterns offer a unique opportunity to infuse your home with the charm of vintage French lighting...

1890s Amber glass lantern. Originally a gas lantern.

20th century Italian chandelier made of gilded wrought iron having three wired arms with twisted and scrolling candelabras holding waxed candle sleeves enclosed by glass chimney hurr...

A pair of French iron lanterns from the early 20th century, with three lights and scrolling motifs. Created in France during the second quarter of the 20th century, each of this pair...

Wrought iron lantern decorated with scrolls and acanthus leaves. Made in the purest tradition of forge masters of the 19th century without welding or screws. These lanterns have been...

A Midcentury Continental Art Nouveau style gilt metal lantern with three lights. Immerse your space in the classic elegance of the Art Nou...

An Italian circa 1950’s gilt iron lantern with blown glass insets. Measurements: Drop: 19? Length/width: 11? square.