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Material: Linen
Pair of Limited Edition "Pedra" Floor Lamps, Dragonette Private Label
Located in Palm Desert, CA
This handsome pair of walnut "Pedra" floor lamps, capped in polished brass and with a brass armature, highlight a large pair of beautiful agate. The lamps are switched to illuminate ...
Category

21st Century and Contemporary American Linen Lighting

Materials

Agate, Brass

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