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Monumental 19thc Copper Lantern
Noah Valentine Antiques Ltd
for sale €2,633     $2,858
£2,250

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Monumental 19thc Copper Lantern

19th century
Description

A monumental and insanely decorative 19thc English solid copper hexagonal lantern .

Very decorative shape with 6 large glazed sections and another 6 smaller glazed section to the bottom , bulb is accessed through its hinged door , to the top it has a very decorative top representing a crows nest of a ship complete with rigging and a flag .Has been re wired ready for use , and is suitable for exterior and interior use .

English : 19thc

Approx measurements:

Height : 100cm

Width : 66cm

Depth : 55cm

UK delivery £100 please message for international shipping quotes

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Noah Valentine Antiques Ltd has dated this Antique Copper Hall Lantern to the Victorian era.

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SA1232900
Description
A monumental and insanely decorative 19thc English solid copper hexagonal lantern .

Very decorative shape with 6 large glazed sections and another 6 smaller glazed section to the bottom , bulb is accessed through its hinged door , to the top it has a very decorative top representing a crows nest of a ship complete with rigging and a flag .Has been re wired ready for use , and is suitable for exterior and interior use .

English : 19thc

Approx measurements:

Height : 100cm

Width : 66cm

Depth : 55cm

UK delivery £100 please message for international shipping quotes

Date of Manufacture

Noah Valentine Antiques Ltd has dated this Antique Copper Hall Lantern to the Victorian era.

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A large 19th-century hexagonal copper lantern with clear glass panels, decorative cut-out detailing, and a natural verdigris patina suspended from a link chain.
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Archive I A large 19th-century hexagonal copper lantern with clear glass panels, decorative cut-out detailing, and a natural verdigris patina suspended from a link chain.

Monumental 19thc Copper Lantern

Archive II A large 19th-century hexagonal copper lantern with clear glass panels, decorative cut-out detailing, and a natural verdigris patina suspended from a link chain. View II
Archive III A large 19th-century hexagonal copper lantern with clear glass panels, decorative cut-out detailing, and a natural verdigris patina suspended from a link chain. View III
Archive IV A large 19th-century hexagonal copper lantern with clear glass panels, decorative cut-out detailing, and a natural verdigris patina suspended from a link chain. View IV
Archive V A large 19th-century hexagonal copper lantern with clear glass panels, decorative cut-out detailing, and a natural verdigris patina suspended from a link chain. View V
Archive VI A large 19th-century hexagonal copper lantern with clear glass panels, decorative cut-out detailing, and a natural verdigris patina suspended from a link chain. View VI
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Telephone 07719 082630
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Keyhaven
Lymington
Hampshire
United Kingdom

Viewings by appointment only.
Verified Since May 2025
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Noah Valentine Antiques Ltd
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Location: Keyhaven, Lymington, Hampshire, United Kingdom, , Viewings by appointment only.
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A large 19th-century hexagonal copper lantern with clear glass panels, decorative cut-out detailing, and a natural verdigris patina suspended from a link chain.
Monumental 19thc copper lantern
Ref: SA1232900
A large 19th-century hexagonal copper lantern with clear glass panels, decorative cut-out detailing, and a natural verdigris patina suspended from a link chain.
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During the 19th century, copper lanterns were widely utilised for interior halls and exterior entryways due to the metals durability and resistance to corrosion. These fixtures evolved from functional oil or candle enclosures into decorative gas and electric ceiling pendants.

Lanterns from this period were typically handcrafted using sheet copper or brass, joined with riveted or soldered seams, and fitted with clear glass panes. Over time, exposure to air and moisture creates a natural verdigris oxidisation layer on the copper surface.

Authentic period lanterns often feature hand-cut glass, irregular solder marks, folded metal edges, and genuine surface oxidisation rather than applied paint finishes. Original chain links and cast metal finials also help confirm 19th-century origin.

Suspended in an entrance hall, stairwell, or over a dining area, a copper lantern serves as an architectural focal point. Pairing natural verdigris metalwork with neutral wall tones or minimalist contemporary furniture creates a balanced contrast between historic craftsmanship and modern design.

Preserve the natural verdigris patina by dusting the metal frame regularly with a dry, soft cloth, avoiding abrasive polishes or chemical cleaners. Clean the glass panels using a mild glass cleaner applied directly to a microfibre cloth to prevent liquid from seeping into the metal joints.
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