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Most listings specify about 800 lumens and a warm color temperature of 2700 K (soft white).

Table lamp heights in these listings commonly fall in the high 20s to low 30s of inches, while floor lamps extend much taller — some reach about 80 inches. A few floor styles list adjustable height ranges.

Unplug the lamp before cleaning. Dust shades with a feather duster or vacuum brush and wipe marble bases with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid chemical or household cleaners on finishes.

Many listings show a cord length of about 5 feet with the switch located inline on the cord. Some floor lamps list longer cords (for example, about 6.67 feet) and use foot-switch operation.

Marble lamp bases are often paired with metal or iron bodies. Shades are typically fabric, such as cotton or linen, and some decorative lamps use crystal-style beads or metal frames.

Maximum wattages vary across listings. Common maximums include 60 watts and 100 watts per bulb; other listings show limits from 40 watts up to as high as 150 watts.

Switch types include socket turn-knob rotary, linear slide dimmers, inline (cord) rotary or rocker switches, and push-button foot switches. Some listings note "Dimmable (Full Range)" while others specify simple 1-way on/off operation.

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