Anglo Indian Black Toleware, Glass Post Lantern on Teak Base linen presses the first pages are slightly

the first pages are slightly shaken from the binding

haystack form with a deep lip

An antique tole lantern hand crafted with four glazed panes beneath a peaked roof with four dormer vents and a pointed smoke dome

with a marbleized luster (feather application) in tones of puce

An antique cordial glass with fluted bowl and knopped stem

Anglo Indian Black Toleware, Glass Post Lantern on Teak Base linen presses the first pages are slightlyDETAILS Hand fashioned, in traditional, tapered, lantern form, this antique tole piece features a whimsical top, with a small, pointed cone topping an inverted, scalloped cup, sitting over the chimney. It also has four smoke vents on each sloping surface. It was made to fit atop a post and will make a charming garden light, used with a large candle. It displays a black, painted finish. Now mounted on a teak pillar top base. PLACE OF ORIGIN India