As You Wish It
GUFFICIENT light to illuminate the | whole room, when required, is now possible from a portable table or floor lamp, with the aid of an adapter unit recently introduced. It makes two lamps out of one, an arc lamp and a, flood lamp. The attachment is easily put on and, besides the smaller bulbs for reading, writing or sewing, has a powerful reflector that throws light from a large bulb upon the ceiling. The lower portion of the reflector | is of opal glass, which permits light to shine through the shade so that, when
the big light is on, the others can be turned off. The effect is pleasing and restful to the eyes, adequate illumination is afforded, and the cost of a separate lamp is saved. The adapter will fit practically any electric floor or table lamp standard, and any shade ean be used, if the opening at the top is at least six inches in diameter.
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Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 54, 25 July 1930, Page 34
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161As You Wish It Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 54, 25 July 1930, Page 34
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