New Hampshire - Lanterns

A fine pair of English gas street lamps, converted to electric, with great verdigris surface, one with a badge which reads “Parkinson and W & B Cowan Ltd Manufacturers, London, Edinburgh, Birmingham, Manchester, Belfast, Sydney, N.S.W.”. In 1900, Parkinson and W. and B. Cowan was incorporated as a public company, manufacturers of gas meters...

A fine example of a Moroccan hanging reticulated metal pendant lamp or lantern, with four large clear panels etched with foliate and geometric designs, accented with turret corners w...

A fine example of an Italian / Venetian gondola lantern with painted hexagonal metal surround with rosette decorated crests, glass panels inta...

A fine example of a torch cut Brutalist style brass chandelier in the form of four tiered concentric circles by metal sculptor Tom Greene, creating a beautiful patina with an oxyacetylene torch. Each piece that Tom Greene made was unique, and no two pieces are exactly alike. The construction of the frame work in each piece, the individual cuts that allow different rays of light to come through and the location of the light within the art gives an individual personality to each piece and what it brings to the room. This chandelier is in very good working condition and includes its original canopy, with a Feldman Company label on the interior. Greene began his career while owning a dental prosthetic laboratory in California after doing similar work during his service in the Korean War. It was through those techniques of dental casting that he would begin making jewelry and fixtures using the lost wax method of sculpture. During that time Tom began work with oxyacetylene torches, using the high intensity flame to sculpt metals. Starting in his garage, he requested the opinion of Angelo F. Monteverdi, the co-owner of Monteverdi-Young Furniture Company...

Pair of bronze Asian hanging lanterns with wall mounting brackets. Great hand tooled decoration. Lanterns have been electrified and re-wired. D...

Hanging lantern with four glass panels, two amber and two clear. Newly re-wired. Hand wrought chain is 24" in length.

Excellent and all original, pair of copper and brass ship's anchor lights made by R.C. Murray, Glasgow, Scotland circa 1920. These lanterns were hoisted onto the mast when anchored ...

Lantern adapted from a birdcage that casts fantastic and dramatic shadows. Electrified with 3-arm lamp. Round metal loop at top of lantern and heavy, large-link metal chain for hang...