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Don A

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I met a gentleman on a reenactment forum that makes really beautiful 18th wooden lanterns. He sells his work at trade fairs and such, so he wanted a couple hangers for a custom sign he had made.

He asked for one free-standing hanger and one pole-mounted hanger. This is what I came up with:

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The free-standing one is built to take down for easy transport:

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Here they are with his sign:

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Don

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Very nicely executed work. Beautiful lines and it looks even better with the sign and lamp hanging on it.
Great craftmanship all round.
What did you use to finish your work? I was expecting paint, as it is going to be outside a lot.

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What did you use to finish your work? I was expecting paint, as it is going to be outside a lot.


Tom,

It is black stove polish with several coats of clear-coat.



Does he have a website by chance?


Adam,

Here's his blog:

http://www.lanternsoflight.blogspot.com/

I'm sure there is contact info on there somewhere.

If not, pm me and I'll give you get you in touch.







Does he have a website by chance?


Adam,

Here's his blog:

http://www.lanternsoflight.blogspot.com/

I'm sure there is contact info on there somewhere.

If not, pm me and I'll give you get you in touch.
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