The Felton is an antique gold arm wall light offered in six different glassshades more choice of glass than any other fitting in this range. The frame isconstant; the glass is the decision.

Six glasses, three shapes

Three tear shapes smoke, frost and amber and three others:smoke, opal matt and clear prism. The tear shapes areelongated and directional; opal matt hides the globe entirely; clear prism refracts and throwspatterns. They are genuinely different fittings sharing one arm.

Which glass for which room

Opal matt is the safe choice at eye level no glare, no visible globe.Amber tear warms the light noticeably and suits a lounge. Clear prismcasts refracted patterns, which is striking in a hallway and busy in a bedroom.Smoke shows the source darkly and is the most dramatic.

A G9 capsule, not supplied

It takes a G9 globe up to 6W a small capsule base, not the common E27 and no globe is included. With clear or prism glass the globe is visible, sochoose it deliberately.

Where it works

• Hallways and corridors, in opal matt or clear prism.
• Bedheads in pairs, in opal matt to avoid glare.
• Living rooms, using amber or smoke for warmth and drama.
• Anywhere the glass choice is the design decision.

Specifying it

Antique gold arm with a choice of six glass shades. One G9 globe up to 6W,not supplied. 240V, ClassI an earth is required,so a licensed electrician installs it.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You. No warranty term is published for thislisting ask us before ordering and we will confirm it with the supplier rather thanquote you one we cannot stand behind.

Questions

What glass options are there?

Six: smoke tear, frost tear, amber tear, smoke, opal matt and clear prism. The frame is the same on all of them.

Which should I choose for a hallway?

Opal matt for no glare at eye level, or clear prism if you want refracted patterns on the wall.

Which warms the light?

Amber tear noticeably warms it. Opal matt stays neutral and hides the globe completely.

What globe does it take?

One G9 globe up to 6W a small capsule base, not the common E27. Not supplied.

Does it need an electrician?

Yes. It is ClassI and requires an earth.

Will I see the globe?

With clear prism and the tear glasses, yes. Opal matt hides it entirely.

What is the warranty?

No warranty term is published for this listing. Ask us before ordering and we will confirm it with the supplier.