60" Nickel Metal Tray Table Floor Lamp With White Fabric Square Shade

Marsoni

M251S

$131.00

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60" Nickel Metal Tray Table Floor Lamp With White Fabric Square ShadeThis 60 inch nickel metal tray table floor lamp with white fabric square shade is a great way to add some brightness to any corner of your home. The base of this lamp is made of metal finished in a nickel tone. This good looking lamp includes a fabric square shaped shade. A fresh and updated take on two classics, this tray table floor lamp offers lots of functionality in a compact footprint. Offering you a combination of lamp and end table together in

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A Timeless Classic That Nourishes the Mind!

Format: Board book

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