23/08/2026
Some pieces don't just light a room - they belong to the architecture. ✨
This beautiful English four-sided lantern has all the elegance of the Georgian period, with its patinated brass finish, original shaped glass panels and beautifully detailed frame.
Although Georgian in style, this lantern was made for electricity around 1910–1920; bringing together historic design and the practical requirements of a later era.
We can picture it hanging in a grand entrance hall, above a Georgian staircase, beneath the porch of a country house… or somewhere completely unexpected.
Length can be made longer or shorter as required.
Where would you put it?