Wall Lanterns

French Station Lantern,a 3-sided wall lantern, in dark copper finish with clear glass, 1 light with frosted chimney and antique brass pie-plate reflector. Size:10-1/2"W x 17.5"H x 7-3/4"D. (Note: frosted chimney only available in standard size option) Available in other finishes and glass options. Call for custom sizes. Reminiscent of the original French Station lantern, this handcrafted wall lantern is a new design recently added to our southern collection. The French Station collection has a sophisticated flare and functionality that will compliment any home inside or out.

French Station Wall Lantern is a 4-sided wall lantern with gallery trim shown in dark copper with optional clear-seedy glass with 2 lights.  Standard size shown is 10"W x 23-1/2"H and extends 9-1/2".  Also available in other finishes, glass and sizes.

This lantern is the newest addition to our family of French Station Lanterns.  The decorative gallery trim at the top of the lantern adds a dimension that coordinates with other family of lanterns with the same trim work.

Garden Down Light in dark copper with 1 light. Size shown: 8"W x 11"H, extends 9-1/2". Available in other sizes and finishes. This Garden Down Light adds a whimsical creativity to any design requiring dramatic down lighting. Perfect for house or garden, this wall washer can be used for both interior and exterior applications. All of our handcrafted lanterns are made of a heavy gauge copper or brass with cast brass structural supports (no punch riveting, all hand-soldered, no steel parts). Custom sizing and custom trim are available. We can change any lantern to gas.

Georgian Colonial Lantern in antique brass, 2 lights, clear glass. Size shown: 8-1/2"wide x 18-1/2"high, extends 8-1/4". Available in other finishes, sizes and glass. An outstanding example of an 18th century lantern from the Federal Period, 1780 to 1830, this lantern could be found from Salem, Massachusetts to the quiet splendor of the old south. The origins of this lantern can be traced back to Louis Prince, a quality lamp maker in Boston.