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1960s Brass and Nickel Table Lamps by Maison Charles

Experience the timeless elegance of the 1960s with our exquisite brass and nickel table lamps attributed to the renowned Maison Charles. These lamps are not just decorative pieces but a blend of art and functionality. Each lamp boasts out-scrolled leaves and a metal shade, creating a unique and sophisticated aesthetic. The shade is meticulously crafted to enhance the light distribution, ensuring a warm and inviting ambiance.

• Authentic design by Maison Charles
• Brass and nickel construction for durability
• Out-scrolled leaves for a distinctive look

Product Specifications and Dimensions

Our 1960s brass and nickel table lamps are meticulously crafted with attention to detail. Each lamp features a diameter of 14.5 inches and a height of 29 inches, making it a perfect fit for various spaces, from cozy home offices to elegant living rooms. The lamp comes with a shade included, and while there is a small ding on the back of the metal shade, it does not detract from the lamp's overall quality and charm. The Italian origin of these lamps speaks to their craftsmanship and superior design.

• Diameter: 14.5 inches
• Height: 29 inches
• Included metal shade with minor ding

Practical Applications and Benefits

Elevate your space with the classic charm of these 1960s brass and nickel table lamps. Whether you are seeking to add a touch of vintage flair to your home or looking for a functional yet stylish lighting solution, these lamps are an ideal choice. Their versatile design allows them to be placed on desks, side tables, or console tables, making them a practical addition to any room. Ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of mid-century modern design, these lamps are not just a decorative piece but a conversation starter and a symbol of timeless elegance.

• Perfect for desks, side tables, and console tables
• Enhances the aesthetic of any room
• Great for collectors and mid-century modern enthusiasts