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Lantern, M'Cord & Shiner, Blown and engraved glass, tin, American
Lantern
M'Cord & Shiner
Decorator Engraved by Joseph Shiner
1825–31
Lantern, Tin, horn, American
Lantern
American
ca. 1770
Lantern, Tin, plastic, Italian, Naples
Lantern
Italian, Naples
modern
Lantern, Tin, glass, American
Lantern
American
ca. 1825
Lantern, Tin, American
Lantern
American
1700–1800
Hanging Lantern, Blown glass, brass, American or British
Hanging Lantern
American or British
1800–1830
Lantern, Earthenware; slip-covered, carved and incised decoration; unglazed
Lantern
9th–10th century
Terracotta lantern, Terracotta, Roman, Egyptian
Terracotta lantern
Roman, Egyptian
ca. 2nd century CE
Lantern, Tin
Lantern
1700–1900
Lantern sherds, Ceramic, Islamic
Lantern sherds
Islamic
ca. 9th–10th century CE
Lantern, Tin, American
Lantern
American
ca. 1825
Lantern, Amethyst glass, bronze, American
Lantern
American
ca. 1810
Candlestick with Shade, Sheffield silver plate, glass
Candlestick with Shade
ca. 1790
Ceramic Lantern, Stonepaste; underglaze-painted in blue, luster-painted on transparent glaze
Ceramic Lantern
early 13th century
Earthenware Lantern, Earthenware; slip covered, unglazed
Earthenware Lantern
9th–10th century
Lantern for a Lamp, Earthenware; carved decoration, unglazed
Lantern for a Lamp
9th–10th century
Hall Lantern, Blown and cut glass, gilded brass, American
Hall Lantern
American
1815–25
Sconce, Tin, glass
Sconce
1700–1800
Candle Shade and Support, Louis C. Tiffany American, Bronze, silk, glass, American
Candle Shade and Support
Designer Designed by Louis C. Tiffany
Tiffany Studios
ca. 1905–20
Candlestick and rushlight holder, Iron, British
Candlestick and rushlight holder
British
18th century
Lantern, Tin
Lantern
1700–1900
Lantern, Bronze, glass
Lantern
ca. 1770
Design for a Hanging Light Fixture, Louis C. Tiffany American, Watercolor, colored pencil, and graphite on paper, American
Design for a Hanging Light Fixture
Louis C. Tiffany
Designer Unidentified
Tiffany Studios
ca. 1905-20
Terracotta lantern, Terracotta, Roman, Egyptian
Terracotta lantern
Roman, Egyptian
ca. 2nd century CE
"Akari E", Isamu Noguchi American, Mulberry bark paper, bamboo, wire
"Akari E"
Designer Isamu Noguchi
Manufacturer Ozeki & Co., Ltd.
designed ca. 1951
Lantern in Shape of a Pagoda, Pottery with moulded design covered with glaze (Takatori ware), Japan
Lantern in Shape of a Pagoda
Japan
1800
Candle Shade, Free-blown glass, American
Candle Shade
American
1770–1800
Candle Shade, Free-blown glass, American
Candle Shade
American
1770–1800
Hanging Lantern, Free-blown glass, metal, American
Hanging Lantern
American
1800–1830
Lantern, from the Novelties series (N228, Type 4) issued by Kinney Bros., Kinney Brothers Tobacco Company American, Commercial color lithograph
Lantern, from the Novelties series (N228, Type 4) issued by Kinney Bros.
Publisher Issued by Kinney Brothers Tobacco Company
1889
Lantern, Dirk Van Erp American, Patinated copper, American
Lantern
Dirk Van Erp
ca. 1920
Lantern, Painted and gilded tôle, Italian
Lantern
Italian
18th century
Quillwork Sconce, Ruth Read American, Paper, shells, wire, glass, American
Quillwork Sconce
Possibly Ruth Read
1720–40
Lamp, New England Glass Company American, Blown pattern-molded glass, tin, American
Lamp
Probably New England Glass Company
1818–25
Light Fixture, Frank Lloyd Wright American, White oak, glass, American
Light Fixture
Frank Lloyd Wright
1912–14
Quillwork Sconce, Ruth Read American, Paper, shells, wire, glass, American
Quillwork Sconce
Possibly Ruth Read
1720–40
Lantern, Tin
Lantern
1700–1900
Hanging Lantern, Blown glass, brass, American
Hanging Lantern
American
1800–1825
Lantern, from the Novelties series (N228, Type 3) issued by Kinney Bros., Kinney Brothers Tobacco Company American, Commercial color lithograph
Lantern, from the Novelties series (N228, Type 3) issued by Kinney Bros.
Publisher Issued by Kinney Brothers Tobacco Company
1889
Lamp, Free-blown glass, tin, American
Lamp
American
19th century
Wall lantern, Mahogany, partly gilded; glass panels, British
Wall lantern
British
ca. 1750
Sconce, Tin, glass
Sconce
1700–1800

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