A lithographed tinplate lighthouse, typically produced as a scenic accessory for live steam engines or model train layouts. This item is attributed to the German manufacturer Georges Carette and Cie, based on the specific lithographic style and architectural details. The cylindrical main body features a detailed facade of a European dwelling, including green window shutters, silhouettes, flower pots, and laundry hanging from brown balcony railings. The tower is encircled by a flared gallery with a stamped metal lattice railing. The upper lantern section consists of a weathered metal cylinder capped with a shallow conical roof. The structure is mounted to a flared, square base featuring embossed steps on one side. The construction utilizes crimped and tabbed tinplate typical of early twentieth-century German production.