If you are building a museum in Boston in 2012 to tell the story of the Boston Tea Party of 1773, and you need lighting, lots of it, and authenticity in every detail is paramount to maintain the colonial ambiance, where do you go to find lanterns that look like the real thing yet function per all the modern lighting specifications? You call Hammerworks & Hearth-glo Lighting in Worcester, Massachusetts, creators of hand-crafted period lighting since 1979. Owned by Tom Sauriol and Mark Rocheford, both Worcester natives, Hammerworks specializes in colonial-era lighting, primarily lanterns, wall sconces, and post lamps. All are solid copper or solid brass, and each is made by hand