This quality vintage Stiffel table lamp has a tall, solid brass body with a japanned body. This lamp comes with its original harp and drum shade. It has a three-way socket for low, medium and high brightness. Stiffel lamps are considered to be one of the best quality lamps available, and this lamp is no exception. We have 2 available. Sold individually.
Please note, both lamps have some staining to the outside of the linen shade and one of the lamps has a rip inside of the shade's lining (see photos).
This light has been tested by our staff and is in working condition. Community Forklift always recommends LED bulbs which use less energy and produce less heat which helps to preserve vintage and antique fixtures.
Dimensions:
40" High x 7" Diameter; Shade is 15" diameter
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