19th Century Tin Lantern with Glass Panels Electrified

During the winter months it is always a comfort to own early lighting pieces that cast warm light on a dark, chilly day. This next offering is sure to please as this lantern exhibits four glass panels that allow the light to shine effortlessly through the panes and the good news is this piece is electrified so there is no need to worry about keeping an eye on a burning candle. This tin lantern dates to the first half of the 19th century and all glass panels are accounted for. What is so interesting about this particular lantern is the raised number located in the roof area displayed on all four sides. There were a series of these special lanterns created that were defined by a numerical sequence; number 1 is the smallest version while number three was the largest lantern produced. Wouldn’t it be fun to collect all three sizes!There are four angled or wrap around feet located at the bottom and all are accounted for. This lantern stands straight and does not have any leaning issues