Such a nice example of a mid 19th. century lantern. This little piece of lighting has its original coat of Putty colored paint. The lantern top is attached with pegs, […]

I just love the form of this particular lantern. It has the best form, features and patina. I believe it is circa late 18th. to early 19th. century. The lantern […]

An unusual 18th. century piece of lighting you won’t see too often. This a very scarce relic of a Colonial America is a primitive lantern, it is in excellent condition. […]

A wonderful early 19th. century painted lantern. The construction and condition of this lantern is striking. I believe the glass to be original, there is a sag in the glass […]

I just love the look of this lantern. It certainly is a primitive form. Made of Pine wood. the lantern has two panes of glass that slide up to access […]

A fabulous 18th. century, untouched wood and glass hanging lantern. Most likely New England, Connecticut. The wood is Cherry wood and the lantern is circa 1790-1820. the lantern has the […]

I love this little lantern, it has such a great look about it. The size is small, measuring 10 x 5 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches. I love that the […]

A fine, fine lantern. Lots of special features. The lantern is circa mid 19th. century or earlier. Original Soldier Blue Paint. The lantern has its original pegs securing the top, […]

This is quite an unusual piece, a small lantern style lighting device but I feel is was only meant to be used as a candle holder in a lantern style–perhaps […]

I have had half-size lanterns, although they are not too commonly found, but this is the first one I have owned with a horn panel in the door. The horn […]