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Oxidised brass table lamp with square geometric cut-outs

£ 60,00

Availability: 999 in stock

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Description

Concentric cut-outs fill the front panel of this brass table lamp, set within a square body with an open top and short raised feet. The oxidised finish gives the metal a darker upper tone, while the lower edge catches a warmer brass colour.

Its geometric face is the main feature: curved bands radiate around a small central opening, with triangular details near the corners. Used as a Moroccan table lamp, it brings pattern and depth to a side table, console or bedside surface without taking over the room.

Pattern and placement

The straight-sided silhouette suits narrow furniture as well as wider displays. Position it where the cut-out panel can be seen from the front, or use it in a pair to frame a console or bed. The vintage brass table lamp look works especially well beside textured ceramics, dark wood or neutral linens.

Key details

  • Square table lamp with an open-topped form
  • Concentric geometric cut-out pattern on the front panel
  • Oxidised silver-toned finish with warmer brass colouring near the base
  • Raised feet create a small open gap beneath the body
  • Listed product weight: 1 kg

Frequently Asked Questions

How heavy is this table lamp? The listed product weight is 1 kg, which is useful when planning placement on shelves, side tables or bedside furniture.

Where is this lamp best placed? Its square footprint suits bedside tables, console tables, shelves or a hallway surface where the front pattern can be appreciated.

What is the finish like? The surface has an oxidised, aged metal appearance with darker areas above and a warmer brass tone towards the lower section.

Additional information

Weight 1 kg
Moroccan Artisan Abdeltif at Work
The hands behind this piece

Made by Abdeltif Checkaouri

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Brass Lantern Maker · Marrakech, Morocco

Abdeltif shapes and engraves each piece by hand in his Moroccan workshop, drawing on years of experience and traditional metalworking techniques passed down through generations. His careful craftsmanship gives every creation its own character and lasting authenticity.

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