The flat back of this wrought iron lantern with glass allows it to be hung architecturally from any wall of the house. Five panes of glass enclose a three-arm sconce with saucer bobeches. Each arm has a gentle C-scroll shape beneath white faux candle sleeves. Beneath the glass are six small gold ball “feet”, which are identical to the six roundels over each top corner of the glass and two finials at the top of the lantern. Our three-arm sconce wall lantern can be used inside or outdoors.

A fascinating wall lantern that can be paired with just about any architectural style from country French to Italian Renaissance. The wrought iron and glass lantern has a half-hexagon main body comprised of six panes of glass that encase two white faux candle sleeves with small saucer bobeches on curvaceous arms. Four bronze toupie “feet” hang beneath the glass, adding a subtle flair, especially when compared to the massive crown finial. The open crown has a stylized bejeweled band and an elaborate fleur de lys crest that has traits of a flickering flame. Most of the crown has been finished in gold, which adds eye-catching color to the black finish of the iron. Our crown finial wall lantern can be used inside or outdoors.