Claridge Teardrop Table Lamp
by Jonathan Adler for Jonathan Adler
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Wobbly. Cheap.
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Comments about Claridge Teardrop Table Lamp
Base is wobbly. Lamp missing bracket to hold bike. So shade sits on base. No rocker switch as advertised. Poor experience
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This is a really beautiful lamp.
I received the lamp in perfect condition. It is gorgeous! I love the fact that you can dim the light. It is very heavy and sturdy feeling. The lamp shade is well-made. This is a very glamourous lamp and a perfect complement to any room.
Better than expected.
The base of this lamp is solid glass. As a result, the surface on which it sits gets reflected up through the glass giving the lamp a very dynamic appearance based on your vantage point. The 2D photo on the web site is not able to capture this behavior, but we were very pleasantly surprised. Our designer commented that the lamps looked "small", but we feel that they fit the space well. Take a look at the dimensions so that there is no negative surprise there.
Simply lovely
It's always difficult to imagine how something will look from it's picture alone, but this lamp exceeded my expectations. The crystal bottom is quite lovely whether the sun shines on it or not, the shade is a beautiful style. The switch has that lovely soft "click" when you turn it on and off, and an added plus is the dimmer. The other thing I particularly like is the weight of the lamp which is extremely solid. Even the cord blends with the whole piece. I am very satisfied and believe it worth the money.
Jonathan Adler
Jonathan Adler fell in love with pottery at an early age after taking a class at summer camp. Though he attended Brown University, Adler confesses to spending most of his time at the Rhode Island School of Design inspired by high fashion icons like Chanel. After his first order from Barney's, Adler quickly learned that he needed help.