One Light Pier Mount
in Craftsman Brown
by Meyda Tiffany
from the Stillwater collection
Original price
$4,216.83
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Original price
$4,216.83
Original price
current price
$4,216.83
$4,216.83
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$4,216.83
Current price
current price
$4,216.83
Custom-made from Solid Brass, this pier mount is constructed for interior and exterior applications. A stunning Craftsman design statement is captured with a dramatic profile featuring a unique Cross Mission design. The fixture can be mounted to columns, posts, and decks while providing beautiful ambient lighting in timber homes, modern farmhouses, and other spaces from Traverse City, Michigan, to Lake Tahoe, Nevada, to Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. The Beige Art Glass diffuser is enhanced with a frame and hardware featured in a Craftsman Brown finish. The Stillwater Cross Mission Pier Mount is included in our American-made, American-designed, handcrafted Craftsman Signature Series and manufactured in Yorkville, New York. UL and cUL listed for dry, damp, and wet locations. Our Build Your Own Craftsman Signature Series features unlimited combinations of styles, functions, sizes, and finishes. Options include lanterns, pier and post mounts, and deck lights crafted of marine-grade materials like brass and copper with timeless living finishes offered to endure harsh climates.
Collection: Stillwater
SKU: 798855
Width: 22.50"
Height:16.50"
Length: 16.25"
Bulb Type: A19
Bulb Base: Medium
Bulb Quantity: 1
Wattage: 60.00
SKU:
798855
Collection:
Material:
Brass
Color:
Craftsman Brown
Safety Listing:
Wet
Safety Rating:
Wet
Wattage:
60 Watts
Bulb Base:
Medium
Bulbs Included:
No
Bulb Quantity:
1
Dimmable:
No
Imported:
USA
UPC:
705696106561
Width/Diameter:
22.50"
Height:
16.50"
Length:
16.25"
Lighting Design Spec Sheet:
Print Spec Sheet
Size Guide:
View Sizing Guide
Care:
- Glass, metal and bulbs use a duster once a week to prevent dust build up
- Linen/material use a lint roller
- Most lights can be wiped down with a damp cloth after light is off
Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to p65warnings.ca.gov/.
