Albany Collection

1 October 2025 • 1 min read

In celebration of London Design Festival, we're pleased to introduce the Albany Collection of lights.

Central to the Jamb ethos, the pieces trace a journey in time through country house lanterns - from the grandeur of the Esme Chandelier, reinterpreted from an eighteenth-century original in the Metropolitan Museum and exquisitely executed in cast brass and gilt lacquer, to the humble Arts and Crafts vernacular of the Paley. Featured exclusively in today’s Financial Times House & Home, the Albany Collection is available to order now in our complete range of finishes.

The Esme is an exceptionally elegant piece that captures a moment of stylistic transition in 18th-century English interiors.

The Langtry is defined by its ovoid glass body, enclosed within a delicately structured framework of extruded brass straps and a single encircling band.

The Vyne is a lantern of elaborate crownwork, with a tall, tapering octagonal glazed body.

A brass hanging lantern shown in a Pompeian Red finish, the Paley draws on early 19th-century vernacular forms, where classical motifs met hand-forged simplicity.

The Edwin lantern is crowned by an open fretwork gallery of quatrefoil tracery - a Gothic Revival detail that elegantly diffuses light.

A new addition to the Hanbury Collection, the Walter Enamel is defined by its precise geometry and material contrast.

A shade of quiet simplicity, the Ada is turned from a single piece of alabaster, its cool translucence lending a soft, diffused light.

The Ernest is a pendant light that recalls the sculptural metalwork of the early 20th century, with arched supports that taper with an elegant grace.

Albany Collection

Albany Collection

Esme

Langtry

Vyne

Paley

Edwin

Coleman

Walter Enamel

Ada

Ernest

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