Table Lamps | Arteriors Home Pablo Oil-Rubbed Bronze Urn Table Lamp
From Arteriors Home, this contemporary metal table lamp is right at home is casual or refined contemporary decor. The lamp boasts a bold urn silhouette and is crafted in aluminum. A rich oil-rubbed bronze finish complements a multitude of color palettes and adds a touch of warmth. Its ivory linen tapered drum shade is lined with white cotton to create true, bright illumination.
Specification
- 27 1/2" high overall. Round base is 7" wide. Shade is 18" wide at the top x 19" wide at the bottom x 10" on the slant. Weighs 9 lbs.
- From base bottom to shade bottom is 16".
- Uses one maximum 150 watt E26 standard-medium base A19 3-way bulb (not included). 3-way rotary switch on socket.
- Pablo urn aluminum table lamp from Arteriors Home.
- Oil-rubbed bronze finish over aluminum construction.
- Ivory tapered drum linen shade and white cotton lining.
- Includes 10" clear and silver cord.
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