Sarah Crystal Table Lamps Set of 2 with Lattice Rose Shades
Elevate the decor in a living area or bedroom with this elegant set of two metal table lamps. From Vienna Full Spectrum, each is fashioned with glittering crystal orbs on its base and a lattice rose decorated fabric shade. A polished accent finish is a lovely final touch.
- Each lamp is 30 1/2" high overall. Shade is 12" wide at the top x 13" wide at the bottom x 10" high.
- Uses one maximum 100 watt E26 standard-medium base bulb per table lamp (not included). On-off switch.
- Set of two modern metal table lamps with crystal accents from Vienna Full Spectrum.
- Metal construction. Crystal accents.
- Lattice rose drum shades.
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