An Unusual 19thC Copper Wall Lantern c.1890

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An Unusual 19thC Copper Wall Lantern c.1890Origin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 Width: 15. 5 Depth: 13 Height: 18 The triangular shaped copper wall lantern, possibly once used on the railways, having later been converted to electricity and with its original reflector, with an unusual pagoda elliptical top, the whole surviving from the last quarter of nineteenth century England. The lantern is in totally original order with a good amount of verdegris to the

with only two very small tears

and iron or bronze spurs were also used throughout the Roman Empire

The gilding as a whole has areas of wear with small areas of chipping and a small crack to one of the smaller glass panels

The board is in fair overall order with some watermarks and foxing to the whole

showing an array of Italian quarried marbles

which shows him to be a dashing man holding his palette of colours

Having a hinged cover

A textile doll`s head

executed in 1929 by the noted Borders sculptor Thomas J

The company was established as a workshop to repair telegraph instruments and undertake small mechanical engineering jobs

capped corners and studs are all sound

and the connotations that relate to it