Edwardian Style Double Wall Light-Lighting Collective
Edwardian Style Double Wall Light-Lighting Collective
Edwardian Style Double Wall Light-Lighting Collective
Edwardian Style Double Wall Light-Lighting Collective
Edwardian Style Double Wall Light-Lighting Collective
Edwardian Style Double Wall Light-Lighting Collective
Edwardian Style Double Wall Light-Lighting Collective
Edwardian Style Double Wall Light-Lighting Collective
Edwardian Style Double Wall Light-Lighting Collective
Edwardian Style Double Wall Light-Lighting Collective
Edwardian Style Double Wall Light-Lighting Collective
Edwardian Style Double Wall Light-Lighting Collective

Edwardian Style Double Wall Light

$805.00

Standard Lead Time: 12 - 16 Weeks

Handcrafted in the Hampshire countryside, the Edwardian Style Double Wall Light is part of a traditional styled iron collection with overlapping arches and fluted detailing, ideal for incorporating into a farmhouse or Mediterranean-styled space. Find these details in the pressed glass bowls and the die-cast aluminium fitters, with fretwork elements that draw on traditional architectural themes.
SKU: EL090CL
Height254mm
Width465mm
Protrusion166mm
Light Source2 x E27 | Not Included
Wattage60W (Max)
Voltage240V
DimmableYes | Globe Dependent
MaterialsSteel | Pressed Glass
FinishesWalnut
ClassClass I - Earthed
ApplicationInterior
Warranty 2 Years
SPEC SHEET

The lead time for each product variant is shown above the Add to Cart button. This is our best estimate of how long your piece will take to reach you, from the day you order to delivery at your door. Because we work with designers both in Australia and around the world, lead times differ from product to product.

Ready to Ship: up to 4 weeks
In stock at our supplier's Australian warehouse, ready to be prepared and sent to you.

On Order: up to 8 weeks
Produced or assembled by our supplier after you order, then dispatched.

Made to Order: up to 16 weeks
Handmade or hand-assembled by the designer, specifically for you.

Specially Imported: up to 18 weeks
Imported from one of our international designers. Your order joins the next available shipment and is sent to you once it arrives in Australia.

Pre-Order: month shown
Currently out of stock. The month shown is when new stock is expected at our supplier's warehouse, so please allow extra time for delivery to you after that.

Lead time on request
Stocked by our Australian supplier from time to time, so availability changes. Get in touch, and we'll confirm a current estimate.

Good to know
- If your order includes items with different lead times, they may arrive separately.
- Delivery times can vary depending on your location and courier.

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