Wall Lantern with Copper Roof and Historic Wall Bracket
by
Schlesische Laternen
Description
This small wall lantern with a historic wall bracket is made of solid aluminium and is available in many powder-coated finishes. The lantern is available with a copper roof or with a coloured painted roof.
On request, the models are also available with the lantern pointing downwards (hanging from the bracket).
The brass struts that connect the base and roof of the lantern are unpainted in all versions and colors and will gradually take on a dark brass patina.
Material: lantern made of solid, corrosion-resistant die-cast aluminium, roof made of copper or aluminium. White reflector inside.
Glass: clear glass.
Wiring: E27 ceramic lampholders
Measurements and technical data
Height: 520 mm
Extends from wall: 310 mm
Width: 200 mm
Power: E27 normal bulbs up to 60 Watt, energy saving bulbs or LED bulbs
Degree of Protection (according to Ingress Protection Rating): IP 43, protected against rain
Wall Lantern with Copper Roof and Historic Wall Bracket
by
Schlesische Laternen
Price for your selection:
€299.00
Delivery lead time: 4 to 6 weeks
About the manufacturer
Our classic and historic Schlesischen Laternen (Silesian Lanterns) are manufactured in a small outdoor lighting workshop in southern Poland. Crafted from solid cast aluminium using both injection moulding and gravity casting processes, these luminaires impress with their robust material quality, durable construction, and wide variety of designs.
All lanterns are available in standard finishes such as deep black, iron mica, or antique-style colours, and can also be produced in almost any RAL colour on request. The glass panels of the cast lanterns are available in clear, frosted, or traditional German antique glass, with amber glass and bark-textured glass also offered.
Among the manufacturer’s most popular outdoor lighting models are the versatile garden lights with spheres made from high-quality PMMA acrylic glass or real glass, the wall, post, pendant, and garden lanterns in the old-Berlin Schinkel style, the traditional cylindrical glass lanterns, and the Art Deco-style rod lights.
