LANTERNS - Candle & Electric

LANTERNS - Candle & Electric
Lanterns using candles as fuel.

Item No. Item Name/Price Description Item Picture
lan-1 Colonial Lantern
This style of lamp was typical in the early colonial days. This lamp is approximately 5 1/2 inches square and is 16 inches tall. It uses a 1 1/4-inch diameter candle. The glass is an imported glass that is slightly wavy to simulate old-fashioned glass. Available in bright tin, antiqued tin, or copper.
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Candle Size
Colonial Lantern

lan-3 Log Cabin Lantern
This is a reproduction of an early American lantern that was in use at a Wisconsin Historical Museum. The lantern is approximately 3 1/2 inches square and is 14 inches tall (not including the carrying bail). This lantern uses a 3/4 inch diameter candle. The glass is an imported glass that is slightly wavy to simulate old fashioned glass. There is glass on three sides with a reflective tin on the back side. Available in bright tin, antiqued tin, or copper.
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Style
Log Cabin Lantern

lan-2 Hexagon Lantern
As Tinplate became more available in the colonies, tinsmiths were able to practice their skills and made many different types of lanterns. Many of the lanterns were their own design. this is such a lantern, my own design. It is hexagon in shape, measuring 6 1/2 inches across and 14 inches high (not including the bail). Another unique feature is that there is no fixed candle holder inside. Instead it comes with two candle dishes: one that accommodates a 3 inch diameter pillar candle and another that accepts a 1 1/4 inch diameter candle. Available in bright tin, antiqued tin, or copper.
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Styles
Hexagon Lantern

lan-4 Ogee Lantern
This lantern is patterned after an original that I saw in an antique shop selling for $375.00. The only difference from the original is that it had beveled glass panels. This lantern is 3 1/2 inches across and is 14 inches high (not including the bail). It accepts a standard 3/4 to 7/8 inch candle. Access is through the back which is a reflective tin that is easily slid up. The glass is imported German glass that I use in all my lanterns as it has a slightly wavy appearance giving the lantern a more historic appearance. Available in bright tin, antiqued tin, or copper.
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Styles
Ogee Lantern

lan-5 Harrison Lantern
This lantern is a cross between the Ogee and the Colonial Lanterns. It has a 5-inch square base and is 16 inches tall (not including the bail). It has glass on all four sides and a hinged door like the Colonial. It accommodates a standard 3/4 - 7/8 inch candle. Available in bright tin, antiqued tin, or copper.
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Candle Size
Harrison Lantern

lan-12 Harrison Convertible
This lantern is a variation of the Harrison with the difference being that you can convert it to Electric or change the size of the candle cup by sliding in a different Candle holder. It is offered with 3 different size candle cups that accept: 3/4" standard taper candle 1 1/4" diameter candle 3" diameter candle The candle cups are locked in so they will not tip over if the lantern is carried while lit. It is available in Copper or Bright or Antiqued Tin.
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Styles Available

Item No.	Item Name/Price	Description
lan-1	Colonial Lantern	This style of lamp was typical in the early colonial days. This lamp is approximately 5 1/2 inches square and is 16 inches tall. It uses a 1 1/4-inch diameter candle. The glass is an imported glass that is slightly wavy to simulate old-fashioned glass. Available in bright tin, antiqued tin, or copper. View Larger Picture Style Candle Size
lan-3	Log Cabin Lantern	This is a reproduction of an early American lantern that was in use at a Wisconsin Historical Museum. The lantern is approximately 3 1/2 inches square and is 14 inches tall (not including the carrying bail). This lantern uses a 3/4 inch diameter candle. The glass is an imported glass that is slightly wavy to simulate old fashioned glass. There is glass on three sides with a reflective tin on the back side. Available in bright tin, antiqued tin, or copper. View Larger Picture Style
lan-2	Hexagon Lantern	As Tinplate became more available in the colonies, tinsmiths were able to practice their skills and made many different types of lanterns. Many of the lanterns were their own design. this is such a lantern, my own design. It is hexagon in shape, measuring 6 1/2 inches across and 14 inches high (not including the bail). Another unique feature is that there is no fixed candle holder inside. Instead it comes with two candle dishes: one that accommodates a 3 inch diameter pillar candle and another that accepts a 1 1/4 inch diameter candle. Available in bright tin, antiqued tin, or copper. View Larger Picture Styles
lan-4	Ogee Lantern	This lantern is patterned after an original that I saw in an antique shop selling for $375.00. The only difference from the original is that it had beveled glass panels. This lantern is 3 1/2 inches across and is 14 inches high (not including the bail). It accepts a standard 3/4 to 7/8 inch candle. Access is through the back which is a reflective tin that is easily slid up. The glass is imported German glass that I use in all my lanterns as it has a slightly wavy appearance giving the lantern a more historic appearance. Available in bright tin, antiqued tin, or copper. View Larger Picture Styles
lan-5	Harrison Lantern	This lantern is a cross between the Ogee and the Colonial Lanterns. It has a 5-inch square base and is 16 inches tall (not including the bail). It has glass on all four sides and a hinged door like the Colonial. It accommodates a standard 3/4 - 7/8 inch candle. Available in bright tin, antiqued tin, or copper. View Larger Picture Styles Candle Size
lan-12	Harrison Convertible	This lantern is a variation of the Harrison with the difference being that you can convert it to Electric or change the size of the candle cup by sliding in a different Candle holder. It is offered with 3 different size candle cups that accept: 3/4" standard taper candle 1 1/4" diameter candle 3" diameter candle The candle cups are locked in so they will not tip over if the lantern is carried while lit. It is available in Copper or Bright or Antiqued Tin. View Larger Picture Styles Available