Dog Holding Lightbulb Table Lamp

A seated black labrador holding an exposed bulb in its mouth on a short brass cord, eighteen inches tall. It is a novelty lamp that survives being a novelty, because the dog is modelled properly rather than cartooned and the light is genuinely usable. More in living room. Details 18" tall Seated dog figure in matte black Brass-finished cord and fitting Exposed bulb, held in the mouth Takes a standard bulb; a warm filament bulb suits it By Sagebrook Home One in stock at our Portland showroom StylingExposed-bulb lamps are about glow rather than reading light, so put it where atmosphere matters: a hallway console, a bar shelf, the corner of a desk. Use a low-wattage warm bulb and let it be a point of light rather than a lamp doing a job. Black and brass sits with almost anything, and the dog carries the whole thing off best in a room that is otherwise fairly serious. More in home decor. Care Dust with a dry, soft cloth Switch off and let the bulb cool before changing it Do not use abrasives on the brass fitting Keep the cord clear of the bulb Use the wattage marked on the fitting and no more