20” Small Traditional Table Lamps Set of 2

Great price for the pair and the turned weathered wood base is very sharp.

These make excellent bedside lamps! The size is just right for a nightstand or smaller side table, and they give off enough light to be useful without taking up too much space.I really like the finish on them. They do a convincing job of looking like real wood, but being resin has its advantages. They’re lighter, easier to move around, and you don’t have to worry as much about the little imperfections or maintenance that can come with actual wood.The color works especially well in a bedroom and gives the room a warm, rustic feel without looking overly decorative. They're also versatile enough to work in a living room, guest room, or anywhere else you need a compact lamp.Practical, and a great size for smaller spaces. They look more expensive than they feel and fit perfectly into a cozy bedroom setup.

[Color: Brown]
Juat the right size. Lamp shades are removable which makes it easy to scrub

[Color: Brown]
Just as pictured and described. Perfect.

These ended up on the two nightstands in our spare bedroom, where I wanted something simple that did not take over the whole table. They fit that use well. The light brown base has a rustic wood look to it, and the neutral shades match it nicely without looking too busy.Assembly is a little different than a normal lamp. The shade comes as a long flat piece that wraps around the metal frame, then secures with brackets and Velcro. It was not hard to figure out, and I did not really need the instructions, but it does make the shades feel a little less permanent than a fully built shade. The seam is also something you will want to face toward the wall.The lamps are definitely small, so check the listed dimensions before buying. For a compact bedside table or side table, they make sense. For a large living room table, they may look undersized. Bulbs are not included, so plan on picking those up separately.Overall, I think they are a decent value as a set of two. I am giving them 4 stars because they look good and work fine, but the shade construction makes me question long term durability a bit.

[Color: Brown]
Easy assemble, nice color and perfect size!

M 64 retired engineerI assembled this in around 15 minutes from unwrapping, careful / slow assembly, and disposal of trash.Pros:- assembly was a little surprising at first and daunting, but was straight-forward.- they looked great for my guest bedroom (see photo 5).- had a problem with inserting a taller than normal Phillips Hue White 1100 Smart Bulb that was 4.4" height. It would fit in as assembled, so quick 30 second disassembly and reassembly got it in (see photo 4). Still tight. I guess easy assembly is a good thing.- cord is clear (thank you for not producing this in brown or worse colors)Cons:- (very minor) the velcro holding the shade together is unsightly, but at least one can rotate it toward the cord side to hide it (see photo 2)- (minor) the clips holding the shade into the top and bottom rings are visible with the light on (see photo 3). The annoyance factor depends upon one personally. I'm almost OCD so this annoyed me at first, but I'll likely get used to it.- (minor) Up close the finish looked like someone brushed acrylic paint with a thick brush. Will this bother anyone and you're staring at it up close? For me, at several feet away, it's not going to bother me.- (minor) During assembly, one of the "clips" holding the ring to the shade was too wide and needed pliers to squeeze it tight again. May be a problem for some.- (minor) design wise -- rotating the E26 base into the lamp base with a cord that exits to the side forces the cord to be rotated under strain within the lamp base. Better tighter that down but at least it acts as strain relief as there is none. Does this matter? Probably not.Not stated in the description -- the limits of the E26 bulbs that can be used. The sticker on the E26 base says:- 9W self ballasted LED bulb- 60W incandescent- (not on label) the E26 base only does on and off.. It won't do different brightness levels of 3 way bulbs.Personally, I wouldn't stick a 60W incandescent bulb in there with that "resin" knob at the top. Will it eventually fail? Who knows. Small lamp with a 9W max LED bulb is good to go. If you're using one of these to light up a medium sized room -- it won't with a 9W bulb. Don't go big.Despite the minor faults and basic design, it's a small table lamp that does it's job well and looks good.