House of Troy 14"W Mahogany Bronze Plug-In Picture Light

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House of Troy 14" Wide Plug-In Satin Brass Picture Light

House of Troy 14" Wide Statuary Bronze Plug-In Picture Light

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Light up a medium size painting or photo with this traditional plug-in picture light from House of Troy.

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House of Troy 14"W Mahogany Bronze Plug-In Picture Light

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This traditional metal picture light is hand-crafted and finished in beautiful mahogany bronze. Ideal for lighting up mid-size artwork, it mounts easily to the wall or can be placed atop a shelf or cabinet, and has a telescoping extension arm to maximize its reach. This design from the Traditional collection by House of Troy is compliant with energy-efficiency requirements of California Title 20, meaning you can be sure it's an extremely "green" portable, plug-in light.

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14" wide. Extends 5" to 7" from the wall.
Takes two maximum 40 watt or equivalent B10 bulbs (not included).
Medium traditional plug-in picture light from the House of Troy Traditional collection.
Mahogany bronze finish metal construction.
In-line hi-lo switch 3' from plug.
Illuminates wall art 25" to 37" in size.
120V wall plug.
Compliant with California Title 20 energy efficiency requirements.
Swivel at shade for easy adjustment.
Mount to wall or frame with provided mounting hardware.
Inclues 8' cord.

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Color, size plug

A Gene L on Dec 7, 2019

Have had similar before. Have recessed wall plug for plug-in lamp. Need ORB. Want B10 bulbs. It's not ugly. There you go. That's the reasons.

Leland H on May 11, 2019

Color, size plug

A Gene L on Dec 7, 2019

Color, Size, Plug-In, and wall or frame mount.

Donald P on Jul 22, 2019

Have had similar before. Have recessed wall plug for plug-in lamp. Need ORB. Want B10 bulbs. It's not ugly. There you go. That's the reasons.

Leland H on May 11, 2019

Have bookcase lights similar to these very old. Bulb replacements are $100.This may work well. If it does I will be buying six more

CYNTHIA C on Oct 6, 2018

Color, Size, Plug-In, and wall or frame mount.

Donald P on Jul 22, 2019

Have bookcase lights similar to these very old. Bulb replacements are $100.This may work well. If it does I will be buying six more

CYNTHIA C on Oct 6, 2018

If you have an outlet that’s located behind the painting, would you need to always move the painting to turn this on and off? I’m Looking for something that I don’t have to look at any wires and an on/off dimmer switch on the fixture itself. Is there such a thing?

Dominic F on Dec 14, 2019

BEST ANSWER: You wouldn't have to move the painting, but you may see the wires. Our product specialists may be able to help you find a picture light specific to your needs. They can be reached via phone (877-704-2425).

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Justin Z Staff on Dec 14, 2019

The answer to you first quesiton is yes - that is, if you kept the on-off switch behind the painting. There is an 8' cord (or 6'?); you could certainly arrange the cord so that the on-off switch could be located at the bottom of a paintiing's frame (& then run the remaining cord back to the outlet.) (that approach would still have the on-off switch showing/revealed' and, unless rigged with 'perfection', it might be difficult to operate. RE: your second question, there are battery-powered picture/painting lights available, including those sold by Lamps Plus, that have on-off switches on the fixture itself. Keep in mind they often won't have as traditional an appeal/design as the Troy light; battery life is often very limited (relative to a LED light), and the longer the light, the more batteries if will take, which can make them heavy.

It makes no sense to take a painting on and off the wall to use the light, unless using the light is extremely rare. I will also share that the 14" model is for a relatively larger painting (I use it on a painting that is
26" by 32" (outside frame measurement) and its fantastic. I highly recommend the Troy light based on quality, design, reasononable price, very easy to assemble, and more. Its simply a greatfixture light. Just FYI, I've thought about running the cord behind drywall, but that would preclude access to the on-off switch and is not worth the hassle. . .I have a sofa table below the painting so its not like I'm seeing the full length of the cord. Hope this helps.