Note: The corona is of later date. The lantern is now fitted for electricity.
An almost identical lantern was formerly in the entrance hall of the ‘Big House’ at Bowood and was illustrated in Country Life in 1904.

Literature: ‘Bowood, Wiltshire, The Seat of The Marquis of Lansdowne’, Country Life, 6 September 1913, p. 328.
‘Bowood House’, Country Life, 22 June 2006, pp. 108-11.

  • Provenance

    Ston Easton Park, Somerset, England.

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