Landscape Table Lamp - Bas Relief Shade and Base By James Mattson

Landscape Table Lamp - Bas Relief Shade and Base By James Mattson

$3,102.00
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Landscape Table Lamp - Bas Relief Shade and Base By James Mattson

Landscape Table Lamp - Bas Relief Shade and Base By James Mattson

Brand: James Mattson

Availability: Custom Made, Allow 12-14 Weeks

SKU:
LNTBLM
$3,102.00

Landscape Table Lamp by James Mattson | Made in USA

One of James Mattson's signature pieces, this beautiful lamp has been featured in magazines and on home tours.

SIZE: Bas Relief Shade and Base 16" square by 22" high It takes two sixty watt bulbs, which turn on and off by pull chains in the shade.

The art glass has a beautiful shade of amber with swirls of brown and cream.

The intricate patterns of James Mattson's work are not cut by machine. Instead, they are created using the traditional acid etch process. Sometimes the copper is etched away entirely, to create a silhouette pattern for a lamp. Sometimes the copper is painstakingly removed in layers, creating a bas relief pattern. Each piece of copper responds slightly differently to the acid, adding an almost organic feel to each line of the design and ensuring that each piece is unique. As a final step, the copper is patinated to a warm brown glow and protected with lacquer.

Please note that this lamp is a piece of art and made to order.

Cleaning & Care

Clean James Mattson Coppercraft etched copper items by gently dusting them with a soft, dry cloth.Care GuidelinesDusting: Use a clean, dry, micro-fiber cloth or soft dusting brush to regularly remove dust and debris.Avoid Chemicals: Do not use harsh chemical cleaners, commercial copper dips, abrasive pads, or liquid polishes, as these can strip or damage the hand-applied patina and etched finish.Moisture: Keep pieces dry and away from excessive moisture or direct water exposure.

Warranty

Because each piece is individually handcrafted to order by the artisan, questions regarding repairs, defects, or custom support are handled on a case by case basis.

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