Tommy Pin-Up Lamp

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4 choices

Antique Brass

Antique Nickel

Bronze

Polished Nickel

Description

This versatile pin-up lamp leads a double life: It functions as an everyday task lamp when sitting on a desk or nightstand, and transforms into a sconce when hanging on the wall.

To bring you this lamp, we worked with a company that's a lot like us: they've been producing lights for decades, attend to every detail of every piece, and prize authentic, natural materials. We're pleased at the results of our partnership – and hope you will be, too.

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Product Specifications

Diameter	3-3/4"
Height	10-1/4"
Width	5-1/4"

Notes

Available in Polished Nickel, Antique Nickel, Bronze, or Antique Brass finish
Wall mounting does not require hard-wiring

Tips:

Maximum Wattage: 25W B bulb

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