Marlborough Antiques & Interiors has dated this Gothic Revival Hall Lantern to the 1940s.
A statement lantern

Style: The lantern exhibits characteristics of the Gothic Revival movement, popular in the 19th and early 20th centuries, which was inspired by medieval architecture.
Material: It is primarily made of wrought iron and tin.

Glass: The panels of frosted glass, a common feature in these types of lanterns, sometimes interspersed with stained glass elements like the diamond shapes visible.
Design: The design incorporates ornate scrollwork, foliate (leaf) motifs, and a spire-like finial at the top, typical of the architectural elegance found in Gothic design.

Usage: These large, impressive lanterns were originally designed for grand entrances, hallways, or porches in country mansions and large houses.
Currently wired and in use. Although the total length as it currently hangs at 82 cm bottom to ceiling this can be adjusted either way. The main piece of the lantern is 40 cm
Marlborough Antiques & Interiors has dated this Gothic Revival Hall Lantern to the 1940s.
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