Wooden Table Lamp | Handcrafted | Totara Post #25 – Shades at Grays
Deadline For Xmas Orders: Midday 19 December
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Smooth polished top of handcrafted wooden table lamp from old totara fence post with original staples and wire.
Handcrafted wooden table lamp from old totara fence post with original staples and wire.
Original staples and wire on handcrafted wooden table lamp.
Wooden table lamp from old totara fence post with original iron and an added replica edision light bulb
Wooden table lamp from old totara fence post, handcrafted in Wellington.
Shades at Grays

Wooden Table Lamp | Handcrafted | Totara Post #25

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A unique wooden table lamp, handcrafted from an old totara fence post, still with its original staples and wire.

Reflecting New Zealand's rural heritage, this lamp will bring a touch of rustic magic to any interior.

Handcrafted in Wellington, this lamp is a one-of-a-kind statement piece.

Perfect for a bedside lamp, or for an office light or living room feature light. It also makes a perfect gift!
  • The dimensions of the lamp base are: width 17 cm, length 15 cm, height 36 cm.
  • Weight: 2.2 kg

The history of the timber has been retained by leaving any surface marks, while exposing and polishing the beautiful grain with natural bees wax.

The vintage E27 40W screw fit Edison bulb has a lamp life of about 1500 hours and can be easily changed for any number of similar bulbs that are widely available in New Zealand.

Each lamp is tagged and tested, has an in-line swith and a long lead. We recommend a maximum 40W bulb.

Your Edison lamp has a felt pad on the base to protect any surface you choose to put it on.

Delivery

We have a $7 flat fee for delivery in the Wellington area, and a (free) click and collect service from Plimmerton, Wellington.

Delivery charges outside of Wellington will be calculated at check-out.

Deliveries to Australia may be subject to custom regulations regarding the importation of timber and are the responsibility of the purchaser.

Thank you for supporting a small NZ business.