Uttermost's lamps are a perfect blend of top - notch quality materials and distinctive high - end designs. Thanks to advanced product engineering and reinforced packaging, Uttermost boasts some of the lowest damage rates in the industry. Every product is crafted, made, and packed with shipping in mind.
This lamp features a stunning deep ocean blue glass body with an acid - etched texture. It is beautifully accented with brushed nickel - plated details and a thick crystal base. The round hardback drum shade is made of white linen fabric.
Here are the key details:
- Designer: Jim Parsons
- Finish/Frame: Deep ocean blue glass with an acid - etched texture, accented by brushed nickel - plated details and a thick crystal base.
- Material: Steel, crystal, and glass
- Dimensions: Overall depth is 16, width is 16, and height is 29.25.
- Product Weight: 11.2
- Voltage: 110
- Number of Lights: 1
- Shade: Round hardback drum shade with a height of 9.5, top size of 16W x 16D, and bottom size of 16W x 16D.
- Wattage: 150W
- Bulb Quantity: 1
- Bulb Type: TYPE A
- Socket Type: 3 - WAY
- CA Prop 65 Chemical: TITANIUM DIOXIDE
- CA Prop 65 Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals like titanium dioxide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more info, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/furniture.
Using your Atlantica Deep Ocean Blue Glass Lamp is a breeze. First, find a stable surface to place the lamp. Then, screw in the TYPE A bulb into the 3 - WAY socket. Plug the lamp into a 110 - volt outlet. You can adjust the light level according to your needs.
As for precautions, always keep the lamp away from water to avoid any electrical hazards. Don't touch the bulb when it's on as it can get very hot. Also, be aware of the CA Prop 65 warning about the titanium dioxide in the product.
For maintenance, use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the glass and crystal parts. You can gently dust the linen shade with a soft brush. If the shade gets dirty, spot - clean it with a mild detergent and let it dry completely before using the lamp again.
