Manor House Hanging Porch Lantern in Satin Black

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Dignified, proportioned and timeless in style, the Manor House series is Colonial Revival lighting at its best. With it's shapely profile and sparkling beveled glass, this simple lantern strikes the perfect period note. Made of weather-resistant cast aluminum, it's damp-rated for covered exterior applications.

Fixture is made of aluminum and comes complete with 5 feet of chain and matching 5 1/2" diameter canopy. Without the chain this light measures 15" tall and 9" in diameter. Lighting: This light uses one E26 medium base bulb with a maximum wattage of 60W.

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All of our light fixtures are rated for 120 Volts AC to be used in USA and Canada.

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Complements Circa 1862 Home on MI U.S.12

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This is a quality fixture. We feel very secure in its weight and construction for use on the front porch of our home located on a hill that will sustain a lot of wind. It is a period accent to our restored Circa 1862 brick home on Michigan's historic US 12 (Chicago Street/Sauk Trail) in Jonesville.

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Great addition to the house!

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Took a gamble and decided to install this and a matching sconce instead of an ugly flood light on the back of my old house. I installed a bright LED Edison bulb in each for the visual effect. It looks great and gives plenty of light for my yard. The house went from looking flat and drab to looking much more refined.

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Queen Anne

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The light fixture was purchased to complement the restoration of the porch of a 19th century Queen Anne house. We look at an number of different fixtures and decided that this one would be the best selection for the restoration.

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