A Primitive Painted Pine & Tin Hand-Lantern c.1830-40 sub-Mirrors & Lighting The plate has two chips

The plate has two chips to its rim which isn’t uncommon for this type of pottery

and another discernable stamp

and an ohgi

though there is some movement to the joints

A Primitive Painted Pine & Tin Hand-Lantern c.1830-40 sub-Mirrors & Lighting The plate has two chipsOrigin: English Period: William IV Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 40 Width: 5 Depth: 4. 75 Height: 9. 5 The primitive painted pine and tin hand lantern, having a sloping tin roof with pivoting hatch and swing handle, with the punched initials of WHT, the carcass having been scraped back to its original blue green paint, the sliding glass faced interior bearing a single candle holder, the whole surviving from the second quarter of