PAIR OF WHITE PEGGY WALL LIGHTS

By taylor7
November 12, 2017 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted November 12, 2017

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Posted November 12, 2017

Pair of small hard wired Peggy wall lights in white and brushed brass. Stylish and unusual designer lights only available at Holloways of Ludlow and Gong for ?255 each.

Dimensions - H : 230mm, W : 155mm, Projection : 250mm

Despite being called small, they are actually quite large and make a statement.

Still in original box, one has an extra hole drilled in backplate.

Included are 2 x E14 40 w bulbs

They are LED compatible and dimmable

Only suitable for hard wiring with separate wall switch.

Collect from West Dulwich or local delivery ?10

?250 for both ono.

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