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Leaping Stag Lamp Finials, Pair
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Pythagoras Place

Leaping Stag Lamp Finials, Pair

$129.00
Est. Arrival: Dec 09 - Dec 17

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Why we love this
Pair of Asian-style carved stone lamp finials in caramel on shiny brass bases. Sized to fit a standard-size lamp harp with a 1/4" stem. Coloration may vary based on the nature of stone material and varied light sources.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Color: caramel/brown/gold/brass
Condition: New
Dimensions: 0.5" L x 2.75" W x 3.75" H
Era: Contemporary: 2000s
Made Of: stone/metal
SKU: 77397736
SHIPPING & RETURNS
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL: Dec 09 - Dec 17
STANDARD DELIVERY: This item ships standard service. Learn more about our shipping & handling rates.
RETURNS: This item is non-returnable. See our Return Policy for details.
ABOUT THE SELLER
Amy Miller has always been drawn like a moth to fabulous vintage table lamps. After repeatedly encountering rusty, unattractive old lamp finials on otherwise beautiful lamps she decided to craft her own from new and exclusive materials, using specimen-grade minerals in many of her designs.
Why we love this
Pair of Asian-style carved stone lamp finials in caramel on shiny brass bases. Sized to fit a standard-size lamp harp with a 1/4" stem. Coloration may vary based on the nature of stone material and varied light sources.
About the Seller
Amy Miller has always been drawn like a moth to fabulous vintage table lamps. After repeatedly encountering rusty, unattractive old lamp finials on otherwise beautiful lamps she decided to craft her own from new and exclusive materials, using specimen-grade minerals in many of her designs.