These lamps come in both bronze and white. The bronze indeed has a "bronze" tinted globe..how does this differ from the white tinted globes?
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The bronze looks more expensive, though the set we received from a vender on Amazon had one broken light that we had to replace before we could use our new set. Disappointed in receiving a damaged set.
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The bronze gives off a more pleasing light and look better. The white are very bright. I installed the 60 watt Cree LED dining bulbs and a dimmer plug. It works great.
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I'm not sure of the exact model but it's a brushed steel 1 light Torchiere lamp. I assume it is discontinued now as it was very difficult to find the exact light bulb. The newest Torchiere lamps only have a single round light bulb, not the double one.
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they are two separate lamps with lampshades. amazon had the best price of $103.85 compared to other websites, when i made the purchase over a year ago.
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The material of this lamp is indeed bronze, and heavy-bottomed. We got this lamp in pieces, with the cord threaded through the bits. And then we screwed the pieces together, to include the base part, that went in for about an inch. It is very stable, and needed no special tools to do it, either.
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Hi Savanna -- The fixture actually came with two sets of shades, one set amber and the other white/off-white, so you're covered either way you want to go. We thought the fixture was pretty nice, especially for the price. Hope that helps - Jack
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The lamp shade is white. The shade is also a little sheer (see through) so you can see the lights and crystals hanging inside.
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It's just white, but the bulb can make it look cream colored. Just a suggestion, I highly recommend if you'll use this bulb for this fixture. For me, it's one of the best I've purchased because the light output, durability, and its efficiency are impeccable. Also, the color of the light and the shade blends well. Hope it helps (Pack of 4) G25 LED Bulb 6W, Warm white, 3000K, 40W Globe Bulb Incandescent Replacement, clear Cover, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified,
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I think the base of these lamps are made of a plaster material, I love these lamps ,they are so different and they definitely have 3 way switches,however,if your looking for red shades like I was,there not, they are brown, hope this helps
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Hi. I think that its possible because the lamp is real glass with metal. But you can use a fluorescent bulb, with enough "light ammount" and less risk. If you are dissapointed with the white light, you can select fluorescent yellow one according to the Kelvin temperature of the bulb. Ask about the fluorescent advantages without loosing light intensity and color temperature. The other problem is the bakelite porcelain bulb socket with 100 w incandescent, the temperature can damage it.
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Hello there!As a fellow poster M. Baird said, using your finger you firmly tap the silver base. NOT too hard, but firmly tap it. These lamps have 3 light settings which get brighter each time you tap the silver metal base of the lamp. I ordered this 2-lamp set, but one of the lamps was defective, so I had to send them back. But they were what I wanted. I will probably order them again at some point. These lamps give off great light. Better than I expected.Good Luck. I think you'll really love these small lamps which give off GREAT light!
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The shade is plastic and metal. The metal is probably lead alloy that's been poured over the plastic. The plastic will easily fool you to think it is a glass. the base of the lamp is heavy iron which makes it very stable. It works with two 100 Watt incandecent or CFL bulbs. Very well packaged.
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Like all the others. I am not a metalurgist but it a very dark bronze type color with dragon flies in the moulded design. It is adequate for stability and looks very good. I know it is not aluminum, pewter, or in the brass family. I am extremely happy with the entire lamp. Colors are brilliant.
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Both table and floor lamps have hard plastic shades. Have had mine since Sept. 2012. Shades still bright white with no cracking or other problems. Both are brushed stainless steel. Floor lamp is MODERN by Crown Mark Furniture, 65" tall. Table lamp is ORE by Ore International, 25" tall. Although are different brands/manufacturers, are exact matches in all respects. This was a must when I ordered or I would have returned. NOTE: Some have complained of shades turning brown or cracking, etc. I wonder is this could be because larger than 40 watt bulbs have been used. Possibly not, however I wonder. I initially thought this wattage would not be bright enough. I was mistaken. This is for both the table and floor lamps. I use 'chandelier type' bulbs. This type was packed with one of the lamps upon arrival. I thought I was the smarter guy and put in larger wattage and regular incandescent bulbs at first. I wasn't the smarter. I have now stocked up at a local Dollar Tree on 40 watt chandelier type bulbs while still available. Hope this helps. By the way, LOVE these lamps. So simple but smart in design. Take up little space. Can easily choose amount of light I want. And more, but will stop here. As usual, Amazon rocks! And I'm 65 years old (in years only).
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Nope. Before, I was also looking for one but It's very hard to find cordless floor lamps and this one's just so pretty so I wasn't able to help it. Just a suggestion, tho if ever you're gonna buy this fixture, I highly recommend if you'll use this bulb. For me, it's one of the best I've purchased because the light output, durability, and its efficiency are impeccable. Also, the color of the light and the shade blends well. Hope it helps (Pack of 4) G25 LED Bulb 6W, Warm white, 3000K, 40W Globe Bulb Incandescent Replacement, clear Cover, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified, Nope. Before, I was also looking for one but It's very hard to find cordless floor lamps and this one's just so pretty so I wasn't able to help it. Just a suggestion, tho if ever you're gonna buy this fixture, I highly recommend if you'll use this bulb. For me, it's one of the best I've purchased because the light output, durability, and its efficiency are impeccable. Also, the color of the light and the shade blends well. Hope it helps (Pack of 4) G25 LED Bulb 6W, Warm white, 3000K, 40W Globe Bulb Incandescent Replacement, clear Cover,... » Read More Nope. Before, I was also looking for one but It's very hard to find cordless floor lamps and this one's just so pretty so I wasn't able to help it. Just a suggestion, tho if ever you're gonna buy this fixture, I highly recommend if you'll use this bulb. For me, it's one of the best I've purchased because the light output, durability, and its efficiency are impeccable. Also, the color of the light and the shade blends well. Hope it helps (Pack of 4) G25 LED Bulb 6W, Warm white, 3000K, 40W Globe Bulb Incandescent Replacement, clear Cover, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified, « Show Less
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The glass on the lamp I got had no white specs. I do however have a much older lamp (different company) that has always had some whit specs on it. So, I'm not sure how normal that is. If they're large, obvious, and bothering you. I'd return or exchange it.
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It looks ok. I was worried about that too but figured that if it looked weird, I would just use incandescent bulbs. It really looks okay. It takes a little while to get used to seeing the curly bulbs, period. The bulbs don't stick out beyond the globe. The soft white type of bulb makes the globe look kind of yellow. I like them much better with the bright light type of bulb.
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Do not have an exact answer but I have purchased two types from the same manufacturer. The first were white light and a bit startling and different from incandescent that I am used to using. I really did not like them. The second purchase was of a warm light variety. Right now they are intermixed with the white light in the fixture. I will buy the warm or reddish light ones in the future. My disappointment in these lights is that three have burned out in the first six months and one lasted less than a week. They have held up better of late. They are in a fixture fed with a dimmer and I wonder if that is the cause of the failures. I am getting better at setting the dimmer slightly off the peak setting where the lights actual want to flicker. Off course I know the dimmer will not work but it is there and sometimes gets set inappropriately. Need to replace it with a regular switch one day.