Bell Uno Lampshade for American sockets
Uno fitting is for American sockets like on floor bridge lamps .
Hint: This shade is designed to screw on to the socket to attach.
Available in a warm vinyl-covered shade and silk-like fabrics
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We, at Oriental Lamp Shade Company, have been illuminating the world since almost a century. For over three generations, our family has skillfully focused on providing you lamps and lampshades. Because we understand that you spend more quality time in your bedroom than in any tunnel.
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