A decorative gate-pillar lantern with a warm antique-copper appearance, tapered four-sided body and textured glass panels. Its peaked roof, pointed finial and traditional mullion pattern give entrances a distinctive old-world accent.
Why it works
- Textured glass creates visual depth when lit or unlit.
- Tapered lantern body with arched upper panels and cross mullions.
- Tiered square pedestal sits naturally on a masonry pillar.
- Antique-copper look complements stone, brick and planted entrances.
Good to know
No ingress-protection or weather-resistance rating was supplied. The imagery shows the intended pillar-lantern form but does not verify suitability for exposed locations. Confirm IP rating, electrical specifications, dimensions and installation requirements before outdoor use.
Frequently asked questions
What type of light is this?
It is a decorative lantern designed in a gate-pillar form with a tiered square base.
What is the finish?
The frame has an antique-copper appearance. This is a finish description; solid copper, the underlying frame material and coating process are not verified.
What glass does it use?
The panels are textured glass. The exact glass formulation, thickness and manufacturing method are not documented.
Can it be installed outdoors?
An IP or weather-resistance rating was not supplied. Confirm the required rating for the intended exposure before outdoor installation.
Are exact dimensions available?
Verified dimensions were not supplied. Confirm base footprint, height and clearances before preparing the pillar.
Which bulb does it use?
Lamp-holder type, bulb base, maximum wattage, operating voltage and bulb inclusion are not documented. The illuminated photograph does not establish a compatible bulb specification.
Is it dimmable?
Dimming compatibility was not verified and depends on the lamp and controls used.
How should it be installed and cleaned?
Use a qualified electrician and ensure the mounting surface is stable. Switch off power before wiping the frame and glass with a soft dry cloth.
What is needed to plan the mounting?
Verified base footprint, fixing-hole spacing, fixture weight and connection details are unavailable. These must be established before drilling or preparing a pillar; included mounting hardware is not documented.