XIN CHENG TIFFANY LIGHTING Tiffany Style Table Lamp White Stained Glass Bronze Base 12"W 22"H
- Tiffany
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Hand-soldered stained-glass shade in lavender with bronze-finished base includes LED bulb
The XIN CHENG TIFFANY LIGHTING table lamp features a hand-soldered stained glass shade in a Baroque lavender design. A metal and resin base with a bronze finish supports the 12 inch wide and 22 inch high fixture. An LED bulb is included and the unit is UL listed for safety.
The lamp uses a pull chain switch for power control rather than a dimmer or smart interface. Its physical footprint of 12 inches wide by 12 inches deep requires adequate surface space. Buyers needing adjustable brightness or a smaller profile should consider other options.
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The lamp measures 12 inches wide by 12 inches deep and stands 22 inches tall, so the single size fits both narrow surfaces and provides the stated height.
UL listed means the lamp has been tested to meet recognised electrical safety standards for household use.
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