XIN CHENG TIFFANY LIGHTING Tiffany Style Table Lamp White Stained Glass Bronze Base 12"W 22"H
- Tiffany
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Tiffany-style table lamp with a hand-soldered stained glass rose shade, resin bronze base, pull-chain switch and included LED bulbs
The XIN CHENG TIFFANY LIGHTING table lamp stands 22 inches high with a 12 inch wide stained glass shade. A resin base with a bronze finish supports the hand-soldered copper foil construction. It uses a pull chain switch and includes LED bulbs for immediate use. UL listed for safety compliance.
This lamp suits buyers who want a traditional Tiffany-style accent piece for a bedside or living room table. It is not for anyone needing adjustable brightness levels or a dimmable fixture. The fixed pull chain operation does not support smart home integration or remote control. Buyers requiring a larger floor lamp should look elsewhere.
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The lamp uses a pull-chain switch to turn the light on and off.
The shade is 12 inches wide and the base footprint is 12 inches deep.
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