8-1/2" Nouveau Lamp Base

8-1/2 Nouveau Lamp Base
8-1/2 Nouveau Lamp Base
$103.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Pull chain
  • 10" - 12" suggested shade diameter
  • 6" - 8" suggested shade height
  • 6" harp

Product Description

This quality, heavy duty base will show off your favorite lamp shade! The Old English plating has rich tones of copper and bronze. Antique plated harp, saddle, and socket. Felt pads on the bottom will protect your furniture. Pull chain, one socket. Carefully assembled by professionals. Suggested shade diameter is between 10" and 12". Suggested shade height is between 8" and 9".

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Pros : For a small base, it holds the glass shade very well because of the weight and good balance.
Cons : none except for the expense.
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