Steampunk Table Lamp — Black Metal Frame, Yellow Clock Glass Shade, E27, Universal Voltage
A statement steampunk table lamp combining a robust black metal pipe structure with a yellow tempered clock-glass shade and black metal fittings. E27 socket, max 40W, universal voltage 90–260V — bulb not included. Fixed orientation. H48 × D30 cm.
Technical specifications
| Light source | E27 — bulb not included (max 40W) |
| Voltage | 90–260V — universal (EU plug included) |
| IP rating | IP20 — indoor use only |
| Material & finish | Black metal pipe frame, yellow tempered clock glass, black metal fittings |
| Dimensions | H48 × D30 cm |
| Adjustable | No — fixed orientation |
| Dimmable | No |
| Control | On/off switch on cable |
| Connection | Standard EU plug (plug-in) |
Steampunk Table Lamp — Decorative Statement, Warm Amber Glow, Universal Voltage
This lamp is primarily a decorative object that also lights a room — the distinction matters. The yellow clock-glass shade casts a warm amber-tinted glow rather than a neutral white light, which makes it ideal for living rooms, home offices with a vintage aesthetic, or shelving displays, but less suited to task lighting where colour accuracy matters. The black metal pipe frame and fittings are solid and heavy enough to feel substantial on a surface. The D30 cm footprint is generous — this lamp commands space and works best where it can be seen from multiple angles. One practical note: the orientation is fixed, so the decorative face of the clock glass should face the room when you position it. The 90–260V universal voltage means it travels well and works without an adapter across different countries.
At €199.90 this sits at the upper end of the table lamp range — the price reflects the decorative complexity of the clock-glass shade and the all-metal construction rather than raw lumen output. It works best as a solo statement piece on a sideboard, console, or large desk, rather than as a functional reading lamp. For the bulb, a large globe E27 at 2200–2400K will enhance the amber warmth of the glass. Explore our full table lamps range or read our home lighting ideas guide for styling inspiration.
Common questions
What colour is the light — warm or cool? Does the yellow glass affect it?
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Yes — the yellow tempered clock glass tints the light with a warm amber hue. The effect is atmospheric and vintage rather than neutral. If you use a warm white bulb (2200–2700K), the amber tone is enhanced. A cool white bulb will partially counteract the glass tint but will still produce a warmer result than without the shade.
Is the clock on the glass functional, or purely decorative?
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The clock face is purely decorative — it is printed or etched onto the tempered glass shade and does not function as a timepiece. It is part of the steampunk aesthetic design rather than a working mechanism.
The voltage says 90–260V — does it work with a standard Irish/EU plug?
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Yes — the lamp ships with an EU plug and the 90–260V universal voltage range covers standard European 220–240V mains without any adapter or converter needed. It also works in the US (110V) if you ever need to use it abroad.
How much surface space does it need — will it fit on a standard bedside table?
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The base diameter is 30 cm, which is substantial. It will fit on most bedside tables but will dominate the surface — there will be little room for other items. It is better suited to a sideboard, console table, or large desk where it can stand as a centrepiece without crowding.
Is the glass shade fragile — how robust is it for everyday use?
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The shade is made from tempered glass, which is significantly more impact-resistant than standard glass. It is not indestructible, but it is designed to withstand normal handling and the heat of an E27 bulb. Avoid placing the lamp where it could be knocked over — the metal frame is heavy and a fall could crack the glass.
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