The Arthur is a 535mm ceramic table lamp with ahand-applied drip glaze and a tapered fabric shade, in bronze or rust.

Drip glaze means no two are the same

The glaze is applied by hand and allowed to run down the body before firing, soevery lamp carries a different pattern of pooling and thinning. That is the point of the finish it is closer to studio pottery than to a manufactured product, and it is why the bronze andrust versions look like materials rather than colours.

Bronze or rust, both with white

Bronze is the darker, cooler of the two a metallic brown that suits aformal room. Rust is warmer and more earthen, and reads as terracotta in daylight. Bothsit under a plain white shade, which is deliberate: the base is the feature, so the shade staysquiet.

A simple tapered shade

Straightforward, unfussy, and slightly narrower at the top. It diffuses softly and directs a littlemore light downward, which suits a bedside or a reading table.

E27 to 25W, not supplied

An ordinary replaceable globe. A warm globe brings out the glaze; a cool one will make the rust lookgrey.

Where it works

• Bedsides, in pairs.
• Living room side tables.
• Consoles and sideboards.
• Rooms with natural materials timber, linen, stone.

Specifying it

535mm tall, 300mm wide, in glazed ceramic with a fabric shade on a blackbase, black PVC cable. One E27 globe to 25W, not supplied;dimming is globe dependent. 240V,ClassII double insulated, no earth required,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You. Because the glaze is hand applied,a matched pair is not possible two lamps will be siblings, not twins. Mostpeople find that is the appeal.

Questions

What is drip glaze?

Glaze applied by hand and allowed to run down the body before firing, so every lamp carries a different pattern of pooling and thinning.

Can I get a matching pair?

Not identical ones. The glaze is hand applied, so two lamps will be siblings rather than twins which most people find is the appeal.

What is the difference between bronze and rust?

Bronze is a darker, cooler metallic brown. Rust is warmer and more earthen, reading as terracotta in daylight. Both have white shades.

Which globe suits it?

A warm one. Cool white will make the rust glaze look grey.

Is a globe included?

No. One E27 globe up to 25W, supplied separately.

Does it need an electrician?

No. It is double insulated and plugs into a normal socket.

What is the warranty?

Three years, as a replacement warranty.