Double Glass Table Lamp – Twin Cut-Glass Bell Sconce with Crystal Bead Stem | Jagmag Lights

This double glass table lamp stands 540 mm tall on a round satin gold metal base and branches into two curved arms, each carrying a Ø120 mm diamond-lattice cut-glass bell shade. One shade faces upward to cast a soft ambient wash across the ceiling; the other curves outward and downward to pool warm light over the table surface. The lower shaft carries a decorative column of clear faceted rondelles and two coloured diamond bicone crystals — one red, one blue — that catch the light when the lamp is on and add colour when it is off. It suits a bedside table, a console in a hotel lobby, a reading corner, or a home-office desk where one plain lamp would be too ordinary.

Where it fits

• Bedside table: The upward shade gives the room ambient light while the outward shade delivers a reading pool — one lamp replaces two separate lights without crowding the nightstand.
• Living-room console or sideboard: Twin cut-glass shades create a sculptural focal point on a long console or entryway table, especially paired with the matching Double Glass Wall Light on the wall above.
• Reading corner: Warm filament light through diamond-lattice cut glass gives a book-reading spot genuine character without glare landing on the page.
• Hotel lobby or hospitality project: The floral satin gold stem and crystal bead column read as premium decor from across a room — several lamps at table height create a consistent atmosphere.

Why you’ll use it every day

Two shades doing different jobs means you never have to choose between ambient light and task light. The upward shade bounces a wide, soft wash off the ceiling — enough to read a dark room without switching on an overhead light and disturbing a partner who has gone to sleep. The outward shade brings focused warmth to the table surface below, showing off the objects and books beside it without creating a harsh spotlight.

The inline rocker switch on the cord lets you turn both shades on and off without reaching behind the lamp or fumbling for a wall socket in the dark. During the day, the cut-glass refracts natural light into tiny shifting patches — the lamp earns its place on the table around the clock, not just after sunset.

Light & finish

Switched on, the diamond-lattice pattern on each cut-glass shade breaks a single E14 filament bulb into dozens of small bright patches on the wall and ceiling — a warmth and volume that an opaque fabric shade cannot produce. Use warm white filament bulbs at 2700–2800 K for the richest look. The satin gold finish — not high-polish, not flat matt — reads as warm and contemporary and pairs naturally with ivory plaster, light oak, warm grey and blush-pink interiors. Unlit, the clear cut-glass and coloured crystal beads on the stem give the lamp a jewel-like quality in daytime.