Salvaged Oak beam table lamp
£55.00
£8.00 UK delivery. Dispatched within 3 days.
By Steve
£55.00
£8.00 UK delivery. Dispatched within 3 days.
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About this item
This unique lamp is made from part of an oak beam salvaged from a 17th century English cottage (don't worry - the cottage is still standing). A rich, dark brown colour, featuring the original peg holes and joint notches and finished with a clear wax to highlight the grain. Heavy enough to be used as a book-end. E27 4W LED Edison Retro Vintage Decorative Tube Light Bulb. AC 220-240V Black cable with on / off switch Height: 29cm Width: 9cm Depth: 18cm
About this item
This unique lamp is made from part of an oak beam salvaged from a 17th century English cottage (don't worry - the cottage is still standing). A rich, dark brown colour, featuring the original peg holes and joint notches and finished with a clear wax to highlight the grain.
Heavy enough to be used as a book-end.
E27 4W LED Edison Retro Vintage Decorative Tube Light Bulb. AC 220-240V
Black cable with on / off switch
Height: 29cm
Width: 9cm
Depth: 18cm
Shipping & delivery
This item will be posted to you by BleathWood within 3 days of receiving payment.
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Rescued from a builders fire during renovations of a 17th century farm cottage. This was an off cut after the main beam was used for a larger project. The worn jointing details were too interesting and attractive not to make something from it.
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