Edinburgh Lantern - SOLD OUT

OUT OF STOCK.

The illustration that this lantern is based on is Figure 310, from Iron and Brass Implements of the English House, by J. Seymour Lindsay, 1964 edition. The book lists the lantern as early 18th century. I believe that this lantern could be appropriate for anywhere from the mid-17th through early 19th century impressions.

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• The lantern is about 20” tall, including the handle, and the body is 6” in diameter. The total width, including the bulls-eye windows, is approximately 7.5”.

• The two glass rondels were hand-blown at Blenko Glass in Milton, WV.

• Finish: Bright

This large bull-eye glass lantern is an interpretation of a lantern in the Edinburgh Museum of Antiquities collection in 1927.

Each lantern is made one at a time, and there WILL be small differences in finish and construction for each lantern.