Carrington 1 -Bulb 10.75x22 H Outdoor Hanging Lantern Lark Manor Fixture Finish: Bronze

Description

Establish a timeless, inviting aesthetic on your front porch by setting a planked-top accent table between a pair of spindle-back rocking chairs. Inspired by colonial gas lanterns hanging from the vestibules of meetinghouses and taverns in sleepy New England villages, and lighting the porches of clapboard-clad homes lining winding cobblestone streets, this traditional one-light outdoor hanging lantern. Made from solid brass in a handsome metal finish, this chain-hung design showcases a raised canopy, a decorative milled knop, and a simple one-bulb fixture enveloped in clear, flat glass panels. Inspired by colonial gas lanterns hanging from the vestibules of meetinghouses and taverns in sleepy New England villages, and lighting the porches of clapboard-clad homes lining winding cobblestone streets, this traditional one-light outdoor hanging lantern wears its American heritage with pride. Made from solid brass in a handsome metal finish, this chain-hung design showcases a raised canopy, a decorative milled knop, and a simple one-bulb fixture enveloped in clear, flat glass panels. Establish a timeless, inviting aesthetic on your front porch by setting a planked-top accent table between a pair of spindle-back rocking chairs. Install this handsome design overhead to illuminate the scene in a soft glow, then sit back with your better half and sip on a mug of hot coffee while enjoying the breeze.

Key Features

• Install this handsome design overhead to illuminate the scene in a soft glow, then sit back with your better half and sip on a mug of hot coffee while enjoying the breeze.
• Establish a timeless, inviting aesthetic on your front porch by setting a planked-top accent table between a pair of spindle-back rocking chairs.
• Made from solid brass in a handsome metal finish, this chain-hung design showcases a raised canopy, a decorative milled knop, and a simple one-bulb fixture enveloped in clear, flat glass panels.
• Inspired by colonial gas lanterns hanging from the vestibules of meetinghouses and taverns in sleepy New England villages, and lighting the porches of clapboard-clad homes lining winding cobblestone streets, this traditional one-light.