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Incorporate historical elegance with a bath light from the Rushton Collection. Clear glass shades anchored by antique-style sockets hang from black tube arms wrapped around mechanical pulley wheels. A gorgeous graphite finish coats the rectangular backplate and decorative metal details. Compatible with dimmable bulbs (not included). Features a steel construction and is damp location rated for long-lasting use. Includes mounting hardware for quick and simple installation.
INDUSTRIAL LIGHTING DESIGN Incorporate historical elegance with a bath light from the Rushton Collection. Ideal for a bathroom in farmhouse and urban industrial style settings.
CLEAR GLASS SHADES Clear glass shades anchored by antique-style sockets hang from black tube arms wrapped around mechanical pulley wheels.
GORGEOUS GRAPHITE FINISH A gorgeous graphite finish coats the rectangular backplate and decorative metal details.
DIMENSIONS/BULBS Measures 24-inch width by 9-1/2-inch height by 6-inch depth (extends from wall). Use 3 medium base bulbs that are sold separately (60w max - LED/CFL/incandescent). Compatible with dimmable bulbs.
WARRANTY Our 1-year Limited Warranty guarantees your complete satisfaction with your purchase and includes professional after-sales customer service support. Make your purchase today to begin your journey to a whole new lighting experience!
I love this vanity light. It looks fantastic, with a beautiful finish and a somewhat retro but simultaneously modern design with clean lines and style to spare. Installation was about as easy as can be, with a very straightforward bracket first then fixture process. With 3 bulbs it provides ample light for our fairly small bathroom. The quality of the materials and build is very solid. Beautiful item all around.
