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The Federalist's Hanging Outdoor Globe lantern, modeled on an 1850 Boston light and made by an New England craftsman. Hinkley lighting's hanging treanslucent ribbed glass Pear light. Based on a carriage light design, and Fourteenth Colony Lighting's #3632-1 is solid copper with seeded glass.
Vaughan's 38" Gothic style Castellated lantern with a verdigris finish. Fine Art Lamps' 44" Beekman Place lantern with handblown seedy glass. JH Lighting's L-2 French Lantern.
Arte de Mexico's black rust #PM 171-4 and it's 29" antique umber #PM M8-1
Ironware International's #720 lantern
Carolina's Lantern's #21 copper Pawley's Island Lantern from from private reserve collection.
Fourteenth Colony Lightings path light echos style of 18th-c Copenhagen light.
Beveolo's 27" Italianate lantern with custom iron bracket.
Me. I like my Goodwill lanterns that both cost under five dollars.
Which do you like best?
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Oh such lovely lanterns!!! I have some in my storage building, this post reminded me of them. I need to pull them out and start useing them! Blessings~~~ Daphne
ReplyDeleteHi Nancy! How are you doing? Great post...lanterns are everywhere I look. Love gondola lanterns (example here http://www.faccents.com/item565.html). Vaughan's Gothic style is pretty neat..would probably turn it gray. Merci! Trish
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