Dobbs Table Lamp
BG4235829
Dobbs Table Lamp
Dobbs Table Lamp
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- Dobbs Table Lamp in Aged Brass with ceramic construction, with Ceramic Arbora Moss accents, from the Dobbs collection by Hudson Valley Lighting
- Takes 1 A19 E26 Medium Base bulb, 15W; Full Range Dimmer
- Off White Linen Textile shade/diffuser, 14" wide by 11" high
- 19"W x 25"H, 15 lbs
- Listed for dry locations (cUL); 120V; 1 Year Limited Manufacturer warranty
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Dobbs brings new life to the meaning of neutral with a voluminous urn silhouette drenched in rich, earthy color. Finished in Ceramic Arbora Moss, the deep, tonal glaze creates a warm complement to the tapered off-white linen drum shade and Aged Brass hardware. This serene lamp makes for a beautiful accent piece in living rooms, entryways, and reading spaces.<br /><br />*Due to the one-of-a-kind nature of the medium, exact colors and patterns may vary slightly from the image shown.<br />
Specifications
Specifications
Finish color: Aged Brass
Outdoor (Y/N): No
Weight: 15.0 lbs
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- Shape: Textile
- Base Depth: 13.75
- Base Shape: Round
- Base Width: 9.75
- Collection: Dobbs
- Socket Type: E26 Medium Base
- Voltage (V): 120V
- Set (Yes/No): No
- ADA Compliant: No
- Bulb Quantity: 1
- Safety Rating: cUL Dry
- Fixture Weight: 15
- Battery Powered: No
- Battery Included: No
- Bulb Wattage (W): 15
- Number of Pieces: 1
- Service Location: Full Range Dimmer
- Ceiling Mount Only: No
- Shade Finish/Color: Off White Linen
- Shade Height (in.): 11.0000
- Shade Width at Top: 14.0000
- Shade Width at Bottom: 19.0000
- Secondary Type of Finish: Ceramic Arbora Moss
Materials
Materials
- Ceramic
Dimensions
Dimensions
Width: 19.0 inch
Height: 25.0 inch
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