Description
- Adjustable hinged neck allows for multiple lighting options
- Uses one 60-watt Type A incandescent bulb
- Includes off-white softback lamp shade
- UL listed in the USA and Canada; CA Title 20 Compliant with CFL bulb
- Convenient on/off switch on socket
From the Manufacturer
The House of Troy LL660-AB Library Lamp Collection Swing Arm Wall Lamp shows that hand-craftsmanship is a time honored tradition as alive today as the land itself. In this tradition House of Troy carefully crafts each light for you by hand to the highest quality standards. This swing-arm lamp will create a stunning presence in any room and works well with many styles of decor. Showcasing the classic lines of this lamp and cut from the highest quality solid brass the LL660-AB has an antique brass finish achieved by coloring the solid brass with an application of acid oxide. The finish is then darkened and partially rubbed away leaving dark highlights throughout. All oxidized finishes are protected with a finish coat of matte lacquer. This House of Troy light fixture has a hinged arm that easily extends up to 11-1/2-Inch allowing for ample illumination while sitting in your reading chair or working at your desk. The LL660-AB uses one medium base A19 60W (maximum) incandescent bulb controlled by an on-off switch on the socket. The off-white softback shade measures 5-Inch by 10-Inch by 6-3/4-Inch shade and attaches with a metal clip. This lamp is CA Title 20 Compliant when used with a compact fluorescent light bulb. The 1-3/4-Inch by 3-1/2-Inch back plate attaches to the wall with two hidden side-screws and has a factory formed opening for the 11-foot ivory cord and polarized plug. Includes a 30-Inch antique brass cord cover for a finished look. The metal components of House of Troy products should be cleaned with warm water and a soft cloth; using soaps or glass cleaners may damage the metal finish. This fixture is sold one per package and is UL listed in the USA and Canada. Tucked into the northern Vermont hills House of Troy has been producing classic lighting since the mid 1940s. Though off the beaten path and far from the spotlights of the big cities the House of Troy reputation burns brightly.