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Joseph Glass Table Lamp - Red
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£145.00
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Pre-order item. Expected shipping date Nov 26 2025
Shaped like an elongated wine bottle, the Joseph Table Lamp Base is crafted from mouth‑blown glass. Its linear red‑and‑vellum stripes are pleasingly uneven, which is a result of the artisanal...
Shaped like an elongated wine bottle, the Joseph Table Lamp Base is crafted from mouth-blown glass. Its linear red-and-vellum stripes are pleasingly uneven, which is a result of the artisanal crafting process, and emphasises the tall slender design. The coloured glass is complemented by brushed antique brass-toned hardware. Due to the artisanal processes involved, each piece will have unique characteristics that add to their charm.
- Mouth-blown glass
- Brushed antique brass-toned hardware
- Fits an E27 bulb; max 40 watts
- IP Rating: IP20
- Black fabric cord
- Dimmer switch
- Due to the artisanal process, no two pieces will be identical
- We recommend pairing this lamp with a 45cm lampshade for an oversized look or a 35cm lampshade for a more classic look (both pictured)
- Lampshade not included
- Product code: A20876-2-13-1217-10
| Height | 46 cm |
| Diameter | 11 cm |
| Cable length | 200 cm |
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