Spanish 1910s Bronze and Glass Hexagonal Lantern with Three Lights and Volutes

A Spanish hexagonal bronze lantern from the early 20th century, reminiscent of the style of the Plaza de España built for the great exhibition of 1929. Created in Spain during the early years of the 20th century, this exquisite bronze lantern features a hexagonal tapering body adorned with glass panels, allowing light to diffuse beautifully. Topped with elegantly designed volutes that converge toward the canopy, the lantern exhibits an artistic flair that reflects the craftsmanship of its era. Mirroring the architectural elegance that would later be celebrated in the Plaza de España, this lantern boasts three lights connected to a central shaft, creating a striking focal point. Its design captures the essence of Spanish style, with intricate details that evoke a sense of history and sophistication. Professionally rewired for the US, this Spanish bronze lantern, circa 1910, is not only functional but also a stunning decorative piece that will elevate the ambiance of any space.

Place of Origin: Spain
Period: 20th Century
Dimensions: 17.75" Diameter x 33.5"H

Inventory Number: MC6
Location: JAA

Price: $ 4950