An Unusual 19thC Copper Wall Lantern c.1890 poa-item The painted surface of her

The painted surface of her face and garment in the original are obviously cracking probably due to the use of colours that were too oily

which then increased to £8 16s

stripey blue and white shawl with red over coat and beige pantaloons sat upon a rocky crag amongst foamy seas and midnight blue sky

After the mid-eighteenth century

An Unusual 19thC Copper Wall Lantern c.1890 poa-item The painted surface of herOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 Width: 15. 5 Depth: 13 Height: 18 The triangular shaped copper wall lantern, possibly once used on the railways, having later been converted to electricity and with its original reflector, with an unusual pagoda elliptical top, the whole surviving from the last quarter of nineteenth century England. The lantern is in totally original order with a good amount of verdegris to the