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19th Century Street Lantern in Copper and Iron

Offered by: Antique and Art Exchange

Description
This 19th century street lantern is a striking example of civic craftsmanship, designed to cast a steady glow across the cobblestone thoroughfares of a growing city. Its sturdy iron frame and weathered copper hood exhibit the honest, industrial beauty that defined the functional architecture of the late nineteenth century.
Circa 1880, this original period piece reflects an era when the illumination of public spaces became a symbol of urban progress and Victorian ingenuity.
Constructed from darkened iron and copper, the lantern retains a sense of its historic outdoor life through a naturally aged patina. Rooted in the Victorian tradition, this piece represents the era’s unique blend of utilitarian strength and the emerging modern desire for structured, reliable design.

More Information

Origin:	France
Period:	19th Century
Condition:	Good. Wear consistent with age and use.
Styles / Movements:	Traditional
Dealer Reference #:	29308
Incollect Reference #:	804429

Dimensions

W.	14.25 in;	H.	25.5 in;	D.	14.25 in;
W.	36.2 cm;	H.	64.77 cm;	D.	36.2 cm;

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