Pacific Collection Sea Blue Glass Table Lamp
This cool and inviting sea-blue glass table lamp has a clear, rounded body inspired by the layered scales of a wondrous ocean fish. Metal details in black matte finish and a warm, natural fabric drum shade complete the look. Accepts up to a high-wattage bulb for increased functionality.
- 28 1/2" high overall. Shade is 10 1/2" high x 17" wide.
- Uses one maximum 150 watt bulb (not included). On/off switch.
- Transitional glass table lamp.
- Clear blue glass. Matte black finish metal base and details. Natural fabric drum shade.
- Round base. Matte black round finial.
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