19th-Century Gothic Revival Candlestick Lantern in the Style of Viollet-le-Duc 46¾"

This stunning 19th-century Gothic Revival candlestick lantern is intricately designed in the style of Eugène Viollet-le-Duc, the famed French architect known for his restoration work on medieval monuments and Gothic design influence. The lantern showcases classic Gothic architectural elements, including pointed arches, ornate tracery, and a crowning finial in the form of a cross, all crafted with meticulous attention to detail.

The base is supported by a trio of decorative scroll feet with intricate designs, enhancing its Gothic character. Crafted from metal with a richly aged patina, this piece exemplifies the romanticism and elaborate craftsmanship of the Gothic Revival period.

Ideal as a dramatic focal point in a hallway, this lantern captures the timeless beauty and ecclesiastical grandeur associated with Viollet-le-Duc's influence. Its exceptional craftsmanship and ornate detailing make it a captivating addition for lovers of historical and architectural decor.

The lantern is composed of two separate parts: due to the age and use, the top part tends to sit somewhat unevenly on the base, affecting its stability. To ensure secure display or use, some adjustment may be necessary to stabilize the top section.