Enhance your coastal - themed home decor with The Crestview Collection's pair of starfish table lamps. The base and pole, crafted from weathered iron and resin, showcase a meticulously detailed white starfish. The elongated cream - colored shade features a delicate natural rope accent on its top and bottom edges. Standing at 26.5 inches tall, this lamp set adds a touch of coastal charm to any room. Here are the product details: Color: CVAVP1416 Starfish Table Lamp - White, Brown; Material: Resin; Dimensions: CVAVP1420 Mermaid Treasure Table Lamp - 11w x 22d x 27h; Main Base Material: Resin (100%); Harp Size: 8 inches, Harp Material: Metal, Harp Color: Nickel; Finial Shape: Square, Finial Height: 1.5 inches, Finial Color: Brown, Finial Material: Resin; Uno: No; Shade Shape: Rectangle, Shade Type: Hard Back, Shade Height: 10 inches, Shade Top Width: 16 inches, Shade Outside Color: Oatmeal, Shade Material: Linen, Shade Trim: Rolled Edge; Socket Size: E - 26, Socket Type: 3 Way, Socket Color: Nickel, Socket Material: Metal; Cord Location: Base, Cord Material: Plastic, Cord Color: Clear, Cord Length: 6 feet; Plug Polarized: Yes; Switch Location: Socket, Switch Type: Turn Key, Switch Color: Nickel, Switch Material: Metal; Bulb Type: Type A, Bulbs Included: No, No. of Bulbs: 1, Max Bulb Wattage: 150; UL/ETL Approved: Y, CUL Approved: Y.
Using your starfish table lamp set is easy. First, find a suitable spot in your coastal - themed room for the lamps. Make sure the area is flat and stable. Since the bulbs are not included, you'll need to buy a Type A bulb with a maximum wattage of 150. Screw the bulb into the E - 26 socket. You can control the light using the turn - key switch on the socket. When it comes to maintenance, use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe the resin base and the linen shade. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they might damage the lamp's finish. Also, keep the lamps away from direct sunlight to prevent the colors from fading. And always unplug the lamps before cleaning or changing the bulbs for your safety.
