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Bronze Pin-up Plug-in Lamp with Tiffany-style Shade
- Light fixture features colorful hand-blown art glass in a classic Tiffany-inspired design
- Elegant light features airy shades of blue and beige and taupe
- Pin-up light will dress up any room in your home or office
- Olde Bronze finish
- 7.5 inches tall x 7.5 inches wide x 4 inches deep
- Uses one (1) 60-watt medium base bulb (not included)
- Made of plated steel, glass and electrical components
Handcrafted using the same techniques that were developed by Louis Comfort Tiffany in the early 1900s, this beautiful Tiffany-style lamp contains hand-cut pieces of stained glass, each wrapped in fine copper foil.
Note: Shade colors will appear darker and less vibrant when not illuminated.
- Dimensions:
- 7.5 in. H x 7.5 in. W
- Materials:
- Plated steel, glass and electrical components
- Model No:
- 37212
Customer Reviews
the lamp was so pretty in appearance but the featured product neglected to add that you need to do your own wiring, so putting it together was not so simple as just hanging it up. the price was great and now I understand why, but overall again the look is lovely and worth the effort.
We purchased two of these lamps for our den. We They were very easy to assemble and install. The only item that was not clear was the electrical line cord switch. We went online and researched installation of an electrical line switch and have been enjoying the lamps. They look better than in the picture and give you suttle lighting, We put 7 watt nite-lite bulbs in and they look fantastic. If you have a small amount of floor space, this is the perfect solution.
I admit, I have no electrical background...but I am able to follow instructions. However, the diagram with the instructions is worthless. The main pieces are easy to assemble, but when it comes to the wiring...that was interesting. If you know someone or can pay to have it assembled, do it. Once I had it assembled and hanging, I love it.
The light is nice. The directions really do stink. It is much easier to do the wiring if you use common sense instead of the directections provided. It is nice, but with the rod attached that hangs down, there is no room for a switch, so you have to use the outlet for on and off. If you do not attach the rod that covers the wire, you could use the line switch but it would not be as attractive. The Plug: cut the exposed wire off, press the end of the still rubberized wire, deep into the well on the inside right of the plug, then press the cord down on the two prongs, (one on either side) firmly. pressing firmly on the cord, close the cap. Test the light in an outlet that has a trip or surge protecter. If it doesnt work, just make sure the wide prong on the plug and the side of the cord with the groove in it is facing in the direction it is supposed to, press down firmly again on the prongs, and replug. Good luck, after it is finished, it is very nice, and looks expensive.
This is a very lovely lamp. The bottom color is less brown as it is in the picture and more of a mauve. These are not easy colors to find in a lamp. The cord cover is about 3 feet, which is typical for these type of lamps and I would prefer the on and off switch not be on the cord itself. The directions are not well written, but it is not difficult to put together. It took longer for me to move the furniture and drill the holes than it did to assemble. Overall it is a pretty lamp at a great price.
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