


A Tea light holder

A desk lamp.
I drilled a hole on the bottom of the planter for a lamp shade adapter, attached said adaptor, and decided it would look better if I drilled a series of holes around it. And I think it does! Makes a great little lamp for my desk in the mess room, helps me see the bills when I pay them (downside).
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2 comments:
VERY impressive! That's quite an elegant lamp.
I would never have thought to separate the candlestick like that. I'll have to start looking at things with my eyes open - duh!
Awesome candlestick lamp base - you have a great eye!
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