Kichler 70344 New Traditions 32-Inch Portable Table Lamp, Brushed Nickel with Off-White Hard Back Shade

From the Manufacturer The Kichler Lighting 70344 New Traditions 32-Inch Portable Table Lamp features soft contours and flowing lines; an ideal combination of sophistication and style. Starting with traditional design inspirations, then adding a "wow" factor, the New Traditions Collection results in a traditional style that is miles away from the ordinary. This table lamp works anywhere you need a touch of class with its updated urn silhouette finished in Brushed Nickel and an Off-White hard back fabric shade that measures 15-Inch by 15-Inch by 10-Inch. These elements give this lamp its beauty, while the heavy, circular base ensures safety by minimizing tipping of the 16-Inch wide by 32-Inch tall lamp. A 3-way bulb allows for ample illumination beside your reading chair or a soft glow on a bedside table. The 70344 uses one medium-base A21, 150W (maximum) bulb controlled by a 3-way turn switch on the socket housing. The base measures 7.5-Inch in diameter, with a factory formed opening for the polarized plug and cord. This fixture is sold one per package and is certified and listed to UL/CSA/ETL standards for dry location use in the USA and Canada. Since 1938, Kichler Lighting has offered a distinctive array of lighting solutions that reflect your individual personality, tastes and plans. Kichler brings you an unparalleled variety of exciting style families, unique finishes, fresh colors and unequaled quality. Whether it's casual, contemporary, transitional or traditional, you'll find it with Kichler, lighting that defines your style.

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