Early 19th Century Copper Lantern
Copper street lantern with natural verdigris made in England. c.1820.
Dating to the early 19th Century, with a verdigris colour only time can produce. Small, descreet adaption allowing the lantern to be hung from a ceiling.
Rewired with 1m black twisted flex. Large globe filament bulb included.
Copper street lantern with natural verdigris made in England. c.1820.
Dating to the early 19th Century, with a verdigris colour only time can produce. Small, descreet adaption allowing the lantern to be hung from a ceiling.
Rewired with 1m black twisted flex. Large globe filament bulb included.
Copper street lantern with natural verdigris made in England. c.1820.
Dating to the early 19th Century, with a verdigris colour only time can produce. Small, descreet adaption allowing the lantern to be hung from a ceiling.
Rewired with 1m black twisted flex. Large globe filament bulb included.
What is Verdigris?
”Verdigris is the common name for a green pigment obtained through the application of acetic acid to copper plates or the natural patina formed when copper, brass or bronze is weathered and exposed to air or seawater over time.”
Dimensions
Height: 700mm
Depth: 410mm
Weight: 15kg
