19th Century Anglo-Indian Style Etched Glass Bell Jar Hundi Lantern.
A striking 19th-century style Anglo-Indian hundi bell jar lantern featuring a hand-blown clear glass bowl with elegant wheel-engraved fern and cascading leaf patterns. Popularized during the Georgian and Regency eras, this classic fixture features an adjustable glass smoke bell canopy, a dark patinated metal collar rim, and a central downrod supporting an electrified three-light candelabra cluster. The glass body exhibits beautiful historic character with subtle hand-blown variations, minimal air seeds, and crisp, textured engraving that catches the light beautifully when illuminated.
Perfect for adding a touch of timeless, continental elegance to entryways, hallways, porches, or dining spaces
Overall Condition is Very Good / Wear Consistent with Age and Use.  The hand-blown etched glass bowl and upper smoke bell are in excellent structural condition with no cracks, major scratches, or chips along the delicate rims. The structural brass collar, central downrod, and decorative ceiling canopy retain a beautiful, authentic aged dark bronze/brass patina. The hanging chains exhibit surface rust across the links, providing an honest, rustic antique character. Professionally electrified with a standard modern three-light E12 candelabra cluster. Sockets feature white plastic candle sleeves and are fully functional. 
Dimensions
Approximate Diameter: 10 inches
Approximate Height (Glass Body only):  22 inches
Chain Drop: Adjustable 26 inches