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Anders 15-in Brass Table Lamp

Built from Brass + Acrylic offered in Urban Bronze and Vintage Brass, the Anders 15-in Brass Table Lamp stands 15-3/4" and draws 20W for 1550 lumens. Color rendering is 90 CRI, which is the spec that decides whether the book, the fabric, or the artwork beside it reads properly.

Finish Options and Build

Brass + Acrylic makes up the lamp, offered in Urban Bronze and Vintage Brass. It stands 15-3/4" tall and measures 16-5/8" long, 16-5/8" wide, 15-3/4" tall. Light passes through a acrylic light guide. The black braided wire measures 150". The head is adjustable.

Specifications and Design Details

The specs that matter before you buy: 1550 lumens at 20W; 2700K color temperature; 90 CRI; an LED with DC Driver rated for 50,000 hours; 120V supply; dry location rated; light aimed in all directions; overall size L16-5/8" x W16-5/8" x H15-3/4"; 150" black braided wire; adjustable head; ETL listed.

Where This Table Lamp Works

A few places this one earns its spot. On a desk or a worktable, where 90 CRI matters for reading and for judging color on paper. On a console or a sideboard, working as much as an object as a light source. On an entry table, where it is the first light on and the last one off. Wherever it goes, the black braided wire is 150", so measure to the outlet first.

Highlights

  • 1550 lumens from 20W, no bulbs to buy
  • 90 CRI for accurate color on books, fabric, and art
  • 2700K output
  • Brass + Acrylic construction, 2 finish options
  • Acrylic Light Guide
  • Dry location rated, 120V
  • Adjustable head
  • 150" black braided wire
  • Integrated LED rated for 50,000 hours
  • 15-3/4" tall, L16-5/8" x W16-5/8" x H15-3/4"

Why Buy From Modern Lights? Modern Lights ships this line from stock and answers the phone when a spec does not match what you had in mind. Nothing here is guesswork. It is pulled from the manufacturer documentation linked above.