Nautical Tripod Floor Lamp (Out of Stock)

Nautical Tripod Floor Lamp (Out of Stock)
Early telescopes and land surveying instruments were traditionally mounted on wood tripods. On uneven ground tripods are easy to adjust, so the instrument is level, and the pointed legs had good grip. Our reproductions of 19th century tripods carry lamps instead of an instrument. 'Form after function' can be beautiful and enjoyable. Available in table and floor version. Made of plantation hardwood, solid brass and brass-plated hardware. Raw silk hand made shades. UL listed, available in US only. L. 20.08 in. x H. 62.99 in.
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