Wall Lanterns

Marine Pier Lantern in antique brass, 1 light, green glass. Size shown:6-3/4"wide x 12-1/2"high, extends 6-3/4". Available in other finishes. These port and starboard pier lights are a great choice for lighting the entrance to your dock, or for accent lighting any nautical motif. Can be used for interior or exterior applications. All of our handcrafted lanterns are made of a heavy gauge copper or brass with cast brass structural supports (no punch riveting, all hand-soldered, no steel parts). Custom sizing and custom trim are available. We can change any lantern to gas.

Midtown wall Lantern in antique brass and shown with optional clear-seedy glass and 1 light. Size shown: 9.5"W x 18.25"H, extends 13". Available in other sizes, finishes and glass options. This Midtown Lantern was hand cut and shaped by our craftsmen. Hand applied finishes, strong copper solder joints, and 100 percent solid brass or copper materials were used to ensure the highest quality and durability. All of our handcrafted lanterns are made of a heavy gauge copper or brass with cast brass structural supports (no punch riveting, all hand-soldered, no steel parts).

Nautical Lantern in dark brass, 1 light, frosted glass. Size shown: 5-1/2"wide x 10-1/2"high, extends 7-1/2". Available in other finishes, sizes and glass. This nautical lantern is perfect for your boat house dock, or bulk head. Made from hand-cast brass, durability makes this lantern the best choice for any marine environment. All of our handcrafted lanterns are made of a heavy gauge copper or brass with cast brass structural supports (no punch riveting, all hand-soldered, no steel parts). Custom sizing and custom trim are available. We can change any lantern to gas.

New England Ship's Lantern in acid-wash brass, 1 light, shown with optional seedy glass. Size shown: 6-1/2"wide x 16-1/2"high, extends 6-1/2". Available in other finishes, sizes and glass. New England Ship's lantern was used in the early 18th and 19th centuries. The double-roofed chimney was an efficient ventilator that kept drafts and wind from extinguishing the candles. Today, this lantern remains a classic early lantern and is a worthy choice for practically any house or building.