Meyda Lighting · Arts & Crafts Collection
The Arts & Crafts by Meyda Lighting
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Details
- SKU
- 173491
- Category
- Shades
- Finish
- Craftsman Brown
Handcrafted with century-old tools and techniques in our 180,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Yorkville, New York. This shapely Arts & Crafts-style shade highlights a beautiful combination of a Beige curved art glass shade with a frame featured in a Craftsman Brown finish. Please see item 31278, which features this shade as a complete table lamp. The Arts & Crafts Dome Shade is featured in our American-made, American-designed, handcrafted Quality Bent Glass Lighting Collection, manufactured in Yorkville, NY. Our Quality Bent Glass division has been making timeless masterpieces for over 100 years, using original tools and techniques from when we supplied Louis Comfort Tiffany Studios. Quality Bent Glass originally revolutionized the manufacturing process for high-temperature glass formation by custom-building production capacity, glass-forming ovens, and kilns. We are one of the few remaining manufacturers of bent-glass lighting and take pride in our rich heritage and expertise. Collection: Arts & Crafts Finish: Craftsman Brown Glass: Beige Art Glass Width: 18.00" Height: 8.00" Length: 18.00" Weight: 4.50 lb Number of Bulbs: 10 Bulb Type: A19 Bulb Base: Medium Material: Steel Country of Origin: USA Safety Listing: Dry Safety Rating: Dry
Dimensions
- Length
- 18"
- Width
- 18"
- Height
- 8"
- Weight
- 4.5 lbs
Electrical
- Light Source
- A19
- Number of Bulbs
- 10
Product Details
- Category
- Shades
- Finish
- Craftsman Brown
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