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The 9000 square foot brick-and-mortar gallery is home to a large collection of works of art and estate jewelry. We specialize in sculpture circa 1860 through 1930 with a particular emphasis on the Animaliers and as such the gallery always has a very large collection of exceptional European and American sculpture available on display.

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English Copper Ship Anchor Lantern | E. Bacon & Co

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Regular: $2,100.00
Clearance Price: $1,450.00
SKU:
301GPK23P
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VERY LARGE ENGLISH COPPER SHIP'S ANCHOR LANTERN BY E. BACON & CO
With original maker's plaque
Item # 301GPK23P 

A very large and beautifully aged ship's anchor lantern by the firm of E. Bacon & Co of Grimsby, England, it has an applied plaque on the front reading ANCHOR and the maker's plaque placed just above this. The overall build is clearly hand-executed with a charming unevenness to cut elements, hinges, banding and other components that showcase the individualized attention in the making of the lantern. Extensive tarnish and patina throughout from a long life at sea - note the chipping to the original glass.


Measurements: 29" H (handle raised, 25 1/2" H with handle down) x 13" diameter

Condition Report:
Extensively tarnished, worn and abraded surface from exposure to the elements during a long life at sea. Extensive chipping to the original lantern glass. Interior oil lamp components untested for functionality and will likely need to be reconditioned if the intent is to use this with oil.