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Large Copper Lantern, Street Light
Elmgarden
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Large Copper Lantern, Street Light

19th century
For Sale by Elmgarden
Description

Large Copper Lantern, Street Light

This is a Large Copper Street Light Lantern, it has glazed sides and sits on an iron fitting bracket

This is a superb large piece the glass sides are all good, there is a small crack not moving in the floor of the light, the copper is beautifully weathered and has verdigris colouring, the internal wiring of the lamp is present but will need to be renewed

The Lantern is 17” across at the widest part and 44” high on the stand

DG117

Physical Dimensions
Height
112cm (44.09")
Width
43cm (16.93")
Depth
43cm (16.93")
Declaration

Elmgarden has dated this Antique Copper Street Lantern to the 1890s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1194433
Dealers Internal Reference
DG117
Description
Large Copper Lantern, Street Light
This is a Large Copper Street Light Lantern, it has glazed sides and sits on an iron fitting bracket.
Elmgarden

This is a superb large piece the glass sides are all good, there is a small crack not moving in the floor of the light, the copper is beautifully weathered and has verdigris colouring, the internal wiring of the lamp is present but will need to be renewed

The Lantern is 17” across at the widest part and 44” high on the stand

DG117

Height
112cm (44.09")
Width
43cm (16.93")
Depth
43cm (16.93")
Date of Manufacture

Elmgarden has dated this Antique Copper Street Lantern to the 1890s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1194433
Dealers Internal Ref
DG117
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A large Victorian copper street lantern featuring a tapered glass enclosure, natural verdigris hood, upper finial vent, and a post-mount base collar.
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Archive I A large Victorian copper street lantern featuring a tapered glass enclosure, natural verdigris hood, upper finial vent, and a post-mount base collar.

Large Copper Lantern, Street Light

Archive II A large Victorian copper street lantern featuring a tapered glass enclosure, natural verdigris hood, upper finial vent, and a post-mount base collar. View II
Archive III A large Victorian copper street lantern featuring a tapered glass enclosure, natural verdigris hood, upper finial vent, and a post-mount base collar. View III
Archive IV A large Victorian copper street lantern featuring a tapered glass enclosure, natural verdigris hood, upper finial vent, and a post-mount base collar. View IV
Archive V A large Victorian copper street lantern featuring a tapered glass enclosure, natural verdigris hood, upper finial vent, and a post-mount base collar. View V
Archive VI A large Victorian copper street lantern featuring a tapered glass enclosure, natural verdigris hood, upper finial vent, and a post-mount base collar. View VI
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Hampshire
United Kingdom
Verified Since Feb 2010
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A large Victorian copper street lantern featuring a tapered glass enclosure, natural verdigris hood, upper finial vent, and a post-mount base collar.
Large Copper Lantern, Street Light
Ref: SA1194433
A large Victorian copper street lantern featuring a tapered glass enclosure, natural verdigris hood, upper finial vent, and a post-mount base collar.
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Nineteenth-century street lanterns were developed during the expansion of municipal gas lighting in urban areas. Constructed primarily from copper due to its corrosion-resistant properties, these fixtures were designed to withstand harsh outdoor elements while housing gas burners or early incandescent bulbs.

Traditional street lanterns were constructed using sheet copper, cast iron, and leaded metal framing. The glazing panels were made from individual panes of clear glass secured with metal tabs or putty to facilitate easy replacement.

Authentic period lanterns feature hand-riveted seam joints, folded copper construction, and natural verdigris oxidisation acquired through long-term exposure to the elements. They often exhibit a post-mounting socket at the base and a decorative ventilation cap designed for gas escape.

Antique street lanterns can be rewired for modern low-voltage outdoor electrical systems and mounted on brick pillars, stone walls, or timber posts. They serve as focal points in garden entryways, driveways, or courtyard spaces.

To preserve the original verdigris patina, avoid using chemical cleaners or abrasive polishes. The surface can be gently wiped with a soft cloth to remove debris, and the glass panels cleared using a non-ammonia glass cleaner.
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