Pavilion Collection Oil
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House Of Troy AP14-41-91 Advent Collection 12-Inch Adjustable Piano/Desk Portable Lamp, Oil Rubbed Bronze
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DescriptionAn elegant piano lamp with traditional styling to enhance the beauty of your piano. Classic looks make it a great addition to work desks, shelving and more. Oil-rubbed bronze finish. Inline on/off switch. From the House of Troy piano lamp colleciton. |
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House of Troy DSK430-MB Shelburne Collection 13-3/4-Inch Portable Desk Lamp, Oil Rubbed Bronze and Marble with Amber Glass Shade
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DescriptionManufactured in the small town of Troy located in the northern Vermont hills, this design is handcrafted for lasting performance. The House of Troy has been manufacturing picture and piano lights since 1960. This mahogany bronze bankers desk lamp with amber glass shade is a handsome addition to your work space. |
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House Of Troy WS14-91 Home/Office Collection Swing-Arm Wall Lamp, Oil Rubbed Bronze with Off-White Linen Hardback Shade
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DescriptionInstantly increase your style status and plug in this rubbed bronze round swing arm wall lamp and shade combo. Your guests will notice its rubbed bronze finish and feel the need to see how far the swing arm extends (answer: 19" maximum). To install, attach lamp base to wall and plug into any standard outlet. Comes with cord cover, ivory cord, back plate, and on/off socket. Includes hardback ivory shade that attaches via an acrylic diffuser. |
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HP Mobile Remote II Plus Remote Control Express Card EL623AA (435743-001)
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Isa Genzken: Oil, German Pavilion, Venice Biennale 2007
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DescriptionFor more than 30 years, the German artist Isa Genzken (born 1948) has been amassing a body of work in sculpture, installation, photography, collage and film. As one of Germany's brightest stars in the art world, she was well suited to represent her country at the Venice Biennale in 2007, an occasion which this volume commemorates. The title of this book and of her installation at the German pavilion plays with the word's associations as a global and globally contested resource, through a series of sculptural installations invoking in particular America's dependence on oil. |
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