AMERICAN GLASS LANTERNS

Pair of American Glass Beaded Hall Lanterns, 20th c., globular form, interior fitted with four lights, h. 18 in., dia. 10 in. Provenance: Cornstalk Fence House, New Orleans, LA.

Large American Blown Glass Hall Lantern, 19th c., h. 26 in., dia. 18 in. Provenance: The Schoenberger Collection, 1812 Palmer Avenue, New Orleans.

American Brass and Glass Hall Lantern, four-light fixture, h. 31 in., dia. 14 in. Provenance: The Schoenberger Collection, 1812 Palmer Avenue, New Orleans.

American Victorian Glass and Brass Hall Lantern fourth quarter 19th century, the polished brass frame decorated with pierced scrollwork on each side, the bezel with molded scrollwork, decorated with f

American Brass and Glass Gas Hall Lantern fourth quarter 19th century, with a cranberry "coinspot" pattern shade mounted with piercework and suspended in a hanging frame, now with four electrical sock

British or American Aesthetic style brass and glass hall lantern chandelier, of square form with four supports centering textured glass panels reminiscent of shagreen, crenellated brass to top and bot

Antique early American wooden candle lantern with glass on four sides. 14"H x 6 1/2"W

A Miscellaneous Collection of Metal, Silk, Glass and Paper Souvenirs and Memorabilia from the Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo NY, 1901, Including two glass lantern slides, two small glass panes depic

Arts and Crafts Oak and Stained Glass Lantern first quarter 20th century, American, the tapered lantern set with leaded slag, stained glass and textured glass, the "roof" pierced with fleurs-de-lis, h

American, 20th century, hammered copper frame and hanger with four caramel to white slag glass panels, wired for electricity, lantern only 9 x 7 x 7 in., 29 in. with hanger extended Provenance: Estate

Colonial America Choice Tin and Four-Sided Glass Vented Candle Lantern c. 1770 Colonial & Revolutionary War Era, 18th century Vented Tin and Four-Sided Glass Candle Lantern, fully intact and in origin

Abraham Lincoln Related "Lincoln-the Lawyer. - From an Ambrotype of 1856." Pre-Presidential Abraham Lincoln Photo Image Glass Slide c. 1860s Civil War Era Scarce "Magic" Lantern Glass Slide of a beard

American, early 20th century, octagonal with six panes of glass, back two panels hinged, electrified with eight candle slip sconces, wrought iron mounting bracket with curled supports, 45 x 20 x 25 in

Shield form pane "#1" Cranberry cut to clear with American Flags, Fireman's Helmet, Axe and Trumpet. 5 1/4 x 7 inches

Large collection glass magic lantern slides, Likely early 20th c., approx. (275) pieces in 4 wooden boxes, includes approx. 80 views of paintings and other European and American art (half in color) su

United States,19th Century Rectangular carved wood and glass paneled lantern with hinged door and metal top drilled from the top and bottom for ventilation. Metal, glass, wood,Overall 15 1/2" t x 7" w

American. 1870s. Nickel plated brass with clear glass globe. Presentation lantern engraved "D. Allison" on the base. Minor oxidation is evident on the plating at base edge. Minor to moderate loss of n

Federal Period Ornate Six-Sided Glass Panel Tin Candle Lantern c. 1800 Federal Period, Large Ornate Hand-crafted Six-Sided Glass Panel Tin Candle Lantern, Fine. This impressively designed Tin Lantern

Federal Period Ornate Six-Sided Glass Panel Tin Candle Lantern c. 1800 Federal Period, Large Ornate Hand-crafted Six-Sided Glass Panel Tin Candle Lantern, Fine. This impressively designed Tin Lantern

(2) Federal style glass bell jar lanterns, 20th c., incl. a three light chandelier, metal mounted antique style etched glass shade, and a single light fixture with frosted glass shade with American ea

Nineteenth century. Punched tin lantern, 14"h. plus ring, tin lantern with glass panels, 15.5"h. and two tin horns. 15.5"h., and red, white and blue paint, 15.25"h. Some wear.

Twentieth century. Early "Coffee" tin. Faded. And four late tin electrified pieces. Wall sconce, lantern with glass panes, painted canister (flaking) and student type lamp. 15" to 26"h.

American, 19th Century. A punched tin lantern. 13.75" h., a half round punched tin lantern with glass front. 13" h., a lantern with three glass sides and kerosene font. 12" h., an oval teapot with can

American. Early 1900s. Metal, glass. The Dietz Model 30 was used by RR inspectors as they were designed to produce more light than a standard lamp. Patent dates show 1897 and 1898; however, these are