Description With its short rounded base and diffused top, the Small Agnes Lamp in Olive is effortlessly elegant. Finished with a sophisticated earthen-toned glaze, this petite table lamp would be a lovely addition to space. Victoria Morris has been making pottery for more than 20 years. She is inspired in part by mid-century Scandinavian forms and traditional Japanese craftsmanship, and the varied environments of her native city of Los Angeles. Victoria's work is a study in simplicity and clean design. Without eliminating the qualities that reveal 'the hand' in handmade ceramics, she embraces the subtle, random imperfections inherent to traditional pottery. Learn more about Victoria Morris in our Meet the Artisan series, on our blog All Sorts Of. Details Overall: 15"H | Base: 4.5"H x 6.5"Dia Shade: 9"H x 8"Dia Cord: 5'L Material: Glazed Stoneware | Oatmeal Linen Shade | Brown Cloth-Wrapped Cord Power In-Line Switch on Cord and Stem | Dimmer on Socket Socket - One Bulb (not included): E26 | 60 W Max | 120 V Recommended: Tala E26 2500K 6W LED Please note that due to the handmade nature of this item, there will be slight variations in shape, size and finish from piece to piece. Handmade in Los Angeles Shipping & Returns Please review our Shipping & Returns page for more details and information on our return policy. If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, we accept returns on select items within 14 days of receipt. Items must be postmarked by the 14th day to be eligible for a refund. You may contact us should you have any questions. Please note all original shipping charges are non-refundable and return shipping costs are the responsibility of the buyer. We recommend all returns be sent insured and with tracking as we cannot be held responsible for lost or damaged products. All items must be unused and in new condition with any tags still attached. Returns that are damaged, soiled or altered may not be accepted. To celebrate women-owned businesses, we're committed to sourcingbeautiful goods made by talented artisans in an effort to honor their lastingcontributions to our community.
