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Dale Tiffany Rose Jubilee Table Lamp

DY245 Tiffany Table Lamps Discontinued

$199.99Last catalog price, June 2008

Catalog description

Dale Tiffany Rose Jubilee Table Lamp, part number DY245, is a discontinued product from the 2007–2011 catalog. It was last listed at $199.99.

The Rose Jubilee Table Lamp will illuminate your home with soft light and beauty. Elegant in warm muted hues this lamp boasts a Tiffany glass and decorative polyresin shade with an elegant rose mosaic design. It perfectly complements the ornate metal base with claw-foot detailing and Antique Golden Sand finish creating a distinctive effect. It uses an elegant pull-chain switch. This lamp stands 20.5 inches tall and features a 12-inch shade diameter. Part of Dale Tiffany's Traditional Collection it pays tribute to Louis Comfort Tiffany's original creations. This design reflects his love of flowers and nature and it has been crafted using the same high-quality copperfoil and leading techniques that he employed. Dale Tiffany honors Louis Comfort Tiffany's emphasis on innovation by updating classic colors and designs to complement contemporary home decor. This lamp is destined to become a treasured heirloom. It requires a pair of 40-watt candelabra-base bulbs which are not included.

About Dale TiffanyFounded in 1979 Dale Tiffany manufactures high-quality glass lamps and shades reminiscent of the classic Louis Comfort Tiffany style. Dale Tiffany uses superior genuine hand-rolled art glass and the copper foil technique which is an authentic glass assembly method originally developed by Louis Comfort Tiffany over 100 years ago. This hand-crafted process results in unique heirloom-quality pieces of art with no two items that are exactly alike. Featuring stained glass reverse-painted glass hand-blown glass and many other techniques inspired by legendary designs and processes Dale Tiffany products capture the timelessness of tradition while creating their own unique modern aesthetic.

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