Medieval Heritage 4-Light Wrought Iron Hanging Lantern
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MADE IN THE USA
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The Medieval Heritage 4-Light Wrought Iron Hanging Lantern draws its character from a glass-paneled iron enclosure, fleur-de-lis-inspired detailing, and ornamental medallions. Measuring 24 inches high and 12 inches wide, its enclosed candle-style composition brings historic architectural character to foyers, hallways, and interior spaces. Made to order in the USA by Ashore Lighting, the lantern offers ten signature finishes with selectable glass panels and optional wax covers or natural alabaster shades.
Key Features:
- Medieval-inspired architectural ironwork: A distinctive crown of fleur-de-lis-inspired detailing and decorative iron medallions establishes the lantern's historic character.
- Four-light enclosed composition: Four candle-style lights illuminate the glass-paneled enclosure, creating an architectural focal point for interior entryways, halls, and other transitional spaces.
- Clear or seeded glass panels: Clear glass is included as standard, while seeded glass is available as an upgrade for a more textured, old-world appearance.
- Ten signature hand-applied finishes: Select from Ashore Lighting's established finish palette to coordinate the ironwork with surrounding architectural materials.
- Tailored cover and suspension options: Standard covers are included, with optional wax covers or natural alabaster shades in four colors. Custom suspension lengths and project-specific modifications may also be reviewed.
Dimensions (4 lights): 24" H × 12" W
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The Medieval Heritage hanging lantern draws from the ornamental language of historic architectural ironwork. Its vertically proportioned enclosure combines glass panels with a substantial wrought iron frame, establishing a defined silhouette without concealing the four candle-style lights within. Fleur-de-lis-inspired elements crown the upper edges, while raised circular medallions give the lower iron band a sense of depth and permanence.
The lantern's suspension is equally considered. A scrolling iron connection extends above the enclosure, introducing a decorative transition between the lantern body and its hanging assembly. Curved iron members meet above the crown, while the angular glass-paneled sides preserve the underlying geometry. These details give the fixture a distinctive architectural identity, particularly when viewed from below or across an interior entry.
Light passes through the surrounding glass, allowing the internal candle-style arrangement to remain a central feature of the design. Clear glass is included as standard, providing an unobstructed view of the ironwork and illumination. Seeded glass is available as an upgrade, introducing a textured surface that complements the lantern's old-world character.
At 24 inches high and 12 inches wide, the lantern offers a relatively slender footprint with pronounced vertical detail. It can be considered for interior foyers, hallways, stair landings, and transitional spaces where a suspended fixture provides both illumination and architectural definition. Final placement should account for ceiling height, suspension length, and appropriate clearance.
The wrought iron framework is available in ten signature hand-applied finishes. Standard candle covers are included, with optional wax covers or natural alabaster shades. Customers selecting alabaster may choose Amber, White, Amber with Red Veining, or White with Amber Veining. Natural variation in the stone contributes to each shade's individual character.
Ashore Lighting designs and manufactures the Medieval Heritage lantern to order in the USA. As the manufacturer, we can review custom dimensions, suspension requirements, finish coordination, and other project-specific modifications before production. Intended for indoor use, the lantern brings an enduring tradition of decorative ironwork into contemporary architectural interiors.


