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Rectangle Fan Lamp Base

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Rectangle Fan Lamp Base
Rectangle Fan Lamp Base by Aanraku Studios
$31.95 USD
Item# 7025   In Stock
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Product Features

  • Beautiful pine base features a rich cherry finish
  • Easy to change lamp panels for a new look every season
  • Includes socket hardware with inline switch
  • Measures 7-3/4" x 3-1/2"
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Product Description

Create beautiful fan lamps to accent your decor and add an elegant glow to any room with this classic wood base. It's easy to change out panels for a fresh look each season.  Wood base is crafted from pine and features a rich cherry finish. Measures approximately 7-3/4" x 3-1/2". Cord and socket set feature an in-line switch and use a standard night light bulb (not included).

Stained glass panel by artist Stenna Gaut. Penguin project created by Lexan Cranfill.

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Cons : the cord scratched, & dug into the cherry finish.
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