Victorian Orange Bedroom Decor

Every Meyda Tiffany item is a unique handcrafted work of art. Natural variations in the wide array of materials that we use to create each Meyda product make every item a masterpiece of its own. Photographs are a general representation of the product. Colors and designs will vary. Features: Constructed from zinc Capable of being dimmed On / off switch Rated for installation in dry locations Dimensions: Height: 15" Width: 8" Depth: 8" Electrical Specifications: Max Wattage: 25 watts Number of Bulbs: 1 Watts Per Bulb: 25 watts Bulb Base: Candelabra (E12) Voltage: 120 volts Bulb Included: No

Brilliant Red with Yellow Roses are flanked by Clear and Blue glass jewels and Violet/Mauve flowers, which are surrounded by Green and Jade leaves. Honey colored loops, linked by Blue jewels on Blue/Green Rippled glass, feature Bone Beige with Amber bell shaped flowers that are crowned with stylized fleurs in Amber, Red and Blue/Purple. The background features Honey Beige with streaks of Blue Ripple glass. The graceful base is finished in a warm Mahogany Bronze and supports the unique art glass shade, which is created with Meyda Tiffany s famous copper foil construction process.

• UL Approved: Yes
• Hardwire or Plug: Plug
• Bulb Quantity: 2
• Bulb Type: MED
• Bulb Wattage: 60
• Bulbs Included: No

This 2 light Table Lamp from the Evelyn collection by Dale Tiffany will enhance your home with a perfect mix of form and function. The features include a Antique Golden Bronze finish applied by experts.

• Style: Tiffany
• Finish: Antique Golden Bronze
• Shade: Hand Rolled Art Glass (Tiffany)
• Material: Metal/Resin
• Length: 17.50 in.
• Width: 17.50 in.
• Height: 28.50 in.
• Weight: 12.70 lb.
• Wattage: 75.00
• Bulbs Included: No
• Primary Bulb(s): 2 x 75.00 watts ONOFF Med Base - E26
• Country of Origin: CN

Aubusson Rug. Lamb's wool on cotton. From China. Aubusson is a town on the Creuse River in central France. It has been famed for its carpets as well as Tapestries since the 15th century.

Edward Taylor Paull (1858 - 1924) was a prolific publisher of sheet music marches. His songs gained acclaim more from the cover art of the sheet music than often from the lyrics and tune.