Table Lamps | John Richard Blue Cloud Art Glass Table Lamp
Delightful design accents blend to create a stylish, gallery-inspired look perfect for a contemporary master suite or main living space. This art glass column table lamp becomes part of primary decor with a delicate hand-blown smoky blue cloud glass body sitting atop a lead-free crystal base. Brushed nickel finish iron accents add a classy touch to this lamp, which is topped with a bright white organza outer shade and man-made silk inner double drum shade. From John Richard.
Specification
- 32 1/2" high overall. Round base is 6" wide. Shade is 10 1/2" high x 18" wide. Weighs 20.6 lbs.
- Uses one maximum 150 watt 3-way type A bulb (not included). Turnkey switch.
- Art glass column table lamp by John Richard.
- Hand-blown smoky blue cloud glass body. Lead free crystal base. Brushed nickel finish iron accents and finial.
- White organza outer and man-made silk inner double drum shade. 8 1/2" nickel harp.
- With hand-blown glass, variations in size, shape, and color may occur.
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