Elstead Kinsale Single Wall Lantern - Black Pillar Lights (Up & Down) 4cm and a maximum drop

4cm and a maximum drop of around 202cm

sitting close to the ceiling for a simple

Ownership stayed within the Wiedemer family for three generations after Stanley Wiedemer bought out the business in the 1930s

and the polycarbonate lens over a steel housing keeps the light even across the whole panel rather than showing individual LED points

or a hallway where you want a warm pool of light rather than bright overhead illumination

Elstead Kinsale Single Wall Lantern - Black Pillar Lights (Up & Down) 4cm and a maximum dropA lantern that leans into the wind The Kinsale Single Wall Lantern hangs from a curved black arm, its six sided head tapering down to a small finial below. That downward hang is a classic look for cottages and coastal houses, casting light onto the step or path beneath rather than out at eye level. Black polymer, built to shrug off the weather It is made from black polymer with clear polycarbonate panels rather than glass, chosen specifically because