Tiffany 2 Light Crystal Table Lamp - Antique Brass with Soft Bronze Shade

The Tiffany is a 490mm table lamp built around an antique brass frame with a curved arm supporting cascading crystal droplets, topped with a 200mm soft bronze pleated fabric shade. A single E14 bulb inside the shade casts light both through the fabric and downwards onto the crystal elements, creating a dual effect of diffused ambient glow and focused sparkle where the light hits the faceted crystal.

Designed for bedside tables, console tables in hallways, and side tables in traditional or transitional living rooms, the Tiffany sits at a height that places the shade at approximately eye level when seated, making it suitable for reading or accent lighting. The circular base measures 200mm in diameter, giving stability on most flat surfaces without needing substantial clearance around the lamp. The soft bronze fabric softens the light output, producing a warm tonal quality that pairs with dark wood furniture, warm-toned wallpapers and heritage colour schemes.

The antique brass finish on the metal frame shows a deliberately aged patina with subtle tonal variation across the surface, contrasting with the clearer reflective quality of the crystal droplets. The pleated shade construction creates vertical ribbing that adds texture under ambient light and becomes more pronounced when the lamp is switched on. At 1.91kg the lamp has enough weight to remain stable under normal use but can be repositioned easily when needed.

What bulb does the Tiffany take?

The lamp takes a single E14 small Edison screw bulb, sold separately. Most users pair this with a warm-white LED candle bulb between 4-6W and 2700K-3000K to complement the soft bronze shade tone.

Is the Tiffany dimmable?

Yes, provided you fit a dimmable E14 bulb and use a compatible dimmer switch or trailing-edge dimmer. The lamp itself does not include dimming circuitry, so dimmer compatibility depends entirely on the bulb chosen.

How is the shade cleaned?

The soft bronze pleated fabric shade can be dusted with a soft brush or lint roller. For marks, use a barely-damp microfibre cloth on the outer surface and allow to air-dry fully before switching the lamp back on. Avoid soaking the fabric or using spray cleaners.

What's the difference between antique brass and polished brass?

Antique brass has a deliberately aged, darker patina with tonal variation across the surface, giving a heritage or traditional appearance. Polished brass is brighter and more reflective, offering a cleaner, more contemporary metallic finish.