$2,800.00
This Louis XIV style lantern pendant was made in the Early 20th Century. It consists of a beautifully crafted brass frame with beveled glass panels. Floral bud finials embellish the joints of the frame, while acanthus flourishes decorate the top and bottom. The pendant comes with a matching canopy and chain. Inside is a single porcelain bulb socket.
Dimensions:
20 in. overall lantern body height (from top ring to bottom of finial)
12 in. widest diameter
14 in. length of chain
Condition notes:
In overall good condition and structurally sound, with general wear consistent with the pendant's age and use; missing floral bud finial decoration on the body.
$3,800.00
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