This wrought-iron lantern dating from the early 1900s is a fascinating piece of furniture that combines style and history. Its light green lacquered finish lends an elegant appearance, while the hexagonal structure is enhanced by round amber-colored cathedral glass, of which the varying diameters provide a pleasing visual dynamic.
The hinged door provides easy access for bulb changes and maintenance, making the lantern not only beautiful but also functional. Decorations with scrolls and twisting irons add an artistic touch to the design, drawing attention to the handcrafted details of the period.
The electrical system has been completely renovated, equipped with an internal light with a large E27 Edison socket, thus ensuring adequate and modern brightness. It is important to note that this lantern is not suitable for direct exposure to the elements, as it comes from the porch of a villa from the early 1900s, where it was protected from the weather.
This lantern is a perfect combination of vintage elegance and contemporary functionality, ideal for indoor settings or for sheltering in protected outdoor spaces.