The Felton TL is a 350mm table lamp on a white marble base with aninterchangeable glass shade one G9 globe to 6W, notsupplied in six glass finishes.

White marble reads differently from black

Same lamp, and a genuinely different object. White marble carries its veining as thefeature grey lines across a pale ground, visible from across a room where theblack base reads as a dark mass and the veining only shows up close. Practically:white sits quietly on a pale console and is the more forgiving choice; black is theone that anchors.

Our record does not mention marble at all. It listsGlass, Iron against a product namedWhite Marble. The base is real stone weighty, cold to thetouch, and veined differently on every piece.

Six glass shades, interchangeable

• Opal Matt fully diffusing, hides the globe, softest lightof the six.
• Frost Tear frosted teardrop; diffuse but brighter than opal.
• Smoke and Smoke Tear grey-tinted; on a white base thecontrast is strong, which is the pairing most people choose.
• Amber Tear warm-tinted; the warmest light of the six.
• Clear Prism faceted, sparkles and throws patterns, andshows the globe.

They swap, so the lamp is not fixed at the point of purchase and awhite base with smoke glass is a very different lamp from awhite base with opal.

You do not need an electrician. Telbix records this oneexplicitly: installation required No, with alead and plug fitted, and ClassII doubleinsulated.

Dimming depends on the globe whatever our record says

This listing records No. The identical black-marble listing recordsYes(Globe Dependent). They are the same lamp with a different stone, soone of the two was wrong. Globe dependent is correct: fit a dimmable G9 with aplug-in or inline dimmer and it dims; a plain globe will not.

Part of a whole range

Felton runs as pendants, wall lights and table lamps sharing thesame six shades, with black or antique gold bases alongside themarbles. A room can carry a pendant and a table lamp in identical glass.

Where it works

• Bedsides and pale consoles, where white marble sits quietly.
• As a pair with the black-marble version, matched by shade.
• With a matching Felton pendant or wall light.
• Indoor and dry locations only IP20.

Specifying it

350mm tall, 160mm long, 150mm wide, inwhite marble with a glass shade and iron fittings. OneG9 globe to 6W, not supplied;dimming is globe dependent. 240V,ClassII double insulated, no earth required,lead and plug fitted no installation required,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. RCM approved. Warranty is three years, asa replacement warranty.

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Questions

Is the base really marble?

Yes real stone, veined differently on every piece. Our record listed Glass, Iron against a product named White Marble and had left the stone out entirely.

White or black marble?

White carries its veining as the feature grey lines on a pale ground, visible across a room and sits quietly on a pale console. Black reads as a dark mass that anchors a room, with the veining only showing up close.

Can I change the shade later?

Yes all six glass finishes are interchangeable. A white base with smoke glass is a very different lamp from a white base with opal.

Can I dim it?

It depends on the globe. This listing records No while the identical black-marble listing records Yes (Globe Dependent) they are the same lamp, and globe dependent is correct. A dimmable G9 with an inline dimmer will dim; a plain globe will not.

Do I need an electrician?

No. Telbix records it explicitly as installation required: No, with a lead and plug fitted, Class II double insulated.

Which shade hides the globe?

Opal Matt the only one of the six that hides it completely. Clear Prism is the opposite: faceted, sparkling, and it shows the globe, so buy a decorative one.

Can I match it with a pendant?

Yes. Felton runs as pendants, wall lights and table lamps sharing the same six shades, so a room can carry a pendant and a table lamp in identical glass.