English Circa 1900 Verdigris Copper Four-Light Hanging Lantern with Tapered Form

This English hanging lantern, dating to circa 1900, is crafted in copper and presents a naturally developed verdigris patina that lends the surface a soft, variegated green tone. The form is restrained and architectural, defined by a gently tapering body with angled glazed panels set within a simple copper framework.

The design reflects a utilitarian yet refined approach typical of English lighting from the period, with minimal ornamentation and an emphasis on proportion and function. The pyramidal top is punctuated by small vent openings, a practical feature that also adds subtle visual interest to the overall silhouette.

The interior houses four lights arranged around a central stem, providing balanced illumination within the enclosure. The clean lines and open glazing allow light to pass evenly, making the lantern suitable for both interior and covered exterior use.

Suspended from a chain and professionally wired for use in the United States, the fixture is ready for installation. Its scale and understated character make it particularly versatile for entryways, hallways, or porch settings.

Height: 18 in (45.72 cm)

Width: 16 in (40.64 cm)

Depth: 16 in (40.64 cm)