Hunza Spike Spot Adjustable - Copper - Low Voltage Drive Over Lights when Brooklyn inventor William Littman

when Brooklyn inventor William Littman saw the fluorescent lighting displays at that year's New York World's Fair and was inspired to start experimenting himself

and the marble base gives the whole lamp a good

or a stairwell where you want something with real scale

with light diffusing through its many woven layers to cast a warm

so it is not intended as a general replacement bulb for other E27 fixtures in the range

Hunza Spike Spot Adjustable - Copper - Low Voltage Drive Over Lights when Brooklyn inventor William LittmanAn adjustable spotlight in a finish that ages with character The Hunza Spike Spot Adjustable mounts on a ground spike rather than a wall bracket, so it pushes straight into a border, a lawn edge or a planting bed. The head tilts and rotates so you can aim the beam exactly where you want it, at a specimen tree, a piece of planting, or a stretch of path. This version is solid copper and runs on low voltage. The copper finish This is solid copper, not a