Southwestern,
Western & Casual Table & Floor Lamps
Great Southwest Furniture
Design's
Selected Lamp Collection
An exciting line of rustically casual table lamps, brilliantly crafted by
an artist’s hand, with beautifully layered finishes and proportions to
coordinate with today’s informal living room furniture.
All lamps are UL®
approved and feature 3 way sockets, please note that all products are
handcrafted to create an original decorator's masterpiece, therefore natural
finish variations may occur.
Lamps are created
using the centuries old technique of slipcasting, faux stone, wood and hand
forged wrought iron are also used in the production of this vast collection.
Prices include
lamp and shade. *Free ground shipping for the continental United States
only.
Please Allow 4 to
6 weeks for shipping of your order. Delivery time is estimated and subject to
change.
Lamp (s) bulb (s), are not
included.
Return Policy for Lamps
Overall customer satisfaction is our utmost
concern. We understand a trusting relationship is your greatest concern and our
best method of referrals. Therefore you will be refunded your money when the
item is returned as follows:
If there is a problem with your order, please contact us within the first 5 days
of delivery date for refund or replacements by e-mailing us at returns@greatswfurniture.com
or phoning Toll Free 1-877-884-3387.
We'll provide you with information to ship
back the item directly to our returns branch, which is at a separate location.
Items are to be returned in the original packaging, original condition, with all
manuals or other related documentation. Refunds will only be applied as a credit
to the merchant card for which item was originally purchased within 30 days of
return.
Shipping charges for returned items are
non-refundable.
Slipcasting is a technique for the mass-production of pottery,
especially for shapes not easily made on a wheel. A liquid clay body slip
(usually mixed in a blunger) is poured into plaster moulds and allowed to form a
layer, the cast, on the inside cavity of the mould. In a solid cast mold,
ceramic objects such as handles and platters are surrounded by plaster on all
sides with a reservoir for slip, and are removed when the solid piece is held
within. For a hollow cast mould, once the plaster has absorbed most of the
liquid from the outside layer of clay the remaining slip is poured off for later
use. The cast piece is removed from the mould, "fettled" (trimmed neatly) and
allowed to dry. This produces a greenware piece which is then dried
before firing, with or without decoration and glaze.
