18th century corner Wall Light

18th century corner Wall Light
Circa 1750
A very rare Georgian mahogany hanging corner lanthorn.
Wooden wall lanterns [lanthorns is the correct term for this article] with mirrored backs were designed to increase the light by reflection. They are quite frequently mentioned in halls and staircases of well-to-do houses in the eighteenth century, but very few original ones have survived due to being enclosed with glass which, although shielded the candle from draughts, increased their fragility. The bow glass and mirror plates of this fine example would appear to be original.

W
40.00cm
15.75 inches
H
53.00cm
20.87 inches
D
27.00cm
10.63 inches
Origin
England
Medium
Mahogany
Reference
7964
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