Period Lighting Charlton Lantern

Model SL 405 12”H x 5”W Interior $490.00
Model 405A 16”H x 7.5”W Interior $540.00
Model 405B 12”H x 7.5”W Exterior $575.00
Model 405C 24”H x 11”W Exterior $690.00

SL 405

he Lantern fixed itself as
a national symbol in 1773 when
Paul Revere and his fellow
patriots used it to signal across
the bay from the balcony of
Boston's Old North Church, the
British were approaching. After
the Revolutionary Warthe
craftsmen of the day turned out
a stunning array of Lanterns.
Many were far more interesting
and beautiful than most colonial
fixtures so widely produced
today. The designs in this collection are
superlative examples of the lantern
maker's art. All have been reproduced
from the originals. They have been
adapted for size and exterior use.

Charlton Lantern
Circa 1775 -1840
Exceptionally graceful, four-sided inverted pyramid

lantern. Pierced gallery {also available solid} atop windows on all four
sides. The chimney
with its fluted cap is
also pierced with a
classical motif. A large
carrying ring is fixed to
the cap. This beautiful
design is available in
original reproduction size
as well as in larger
adaptations for interior
and exterior use.

Interior lanterns available aged tin or painted. Exterior lanterns available oxidized copper, painted or natural. Bracket for wall mounting also available