The Skeleton Floor Lamp - Urszula Baroque Edition by The Blackened Teeth

THE BLACKENED TEETH LIMITED

£650

The Urszula Baroque Edition of our iconic Skeleton Floor Lamp in Black. We are the makers of the iconic Skeleton Floor Lamp. About The Skeleton Floor Lamp: - Lampshade included: The Urszula Baroque Lampshade. 41cm Diameter / 46cm Height (from top of shade to bottom of gold tassels) - Colour: Black Skeleton pole. Black wooden base. - Materials: Resin Skeleton, steel pole in to base. - Our lamps are custom made with the plug required for your country's power outlet type (select which plug you need). - Dimensions: Height 129cm / Lampshade diameter 40cm / Width of Ribcage 27cm Bulb required (not i

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