The inner construction of the shade needs to be shown. How is it designed to fit the lamp?
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It is designed to fit on the lamp with a "spider fitter"(a small hole with 3 arms reaching out to the lamp shade), which fits onto a lamp "harp"(a metal piece that attaches around the light bulb area and fastens down near the light switch), and then the shade is fastened down with a "finial" onto the top of the "harp"(a "finial" is a decorative cap that holds the entire lamp shade tight onto the "harps" top screw). I would attach a picture, but there isn't anyplace to attach one here, sorry. I hope this has helped you some.
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The lampshade I bought had a metal circular ring design which allows the lightbulb to keep the shade in place once the lightbulb is screwed in place.
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Check measurement of top of lamp shade bracket. shade bracket should have recess to fit the replacement lamp. Base is standard size.
2265952
The shade has a hole that slides over a screw. Then a finial screws the lamp shade securely to the lamp...just like most well made lamps.
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Frame inside shade with hole for finial lamp needs to have a harp this not the clip on type
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I am not sure what you mean by the "shade it holds". the chimney has a little wiggle room in my base that is very nearly 3" across (outside diameter. If you have a metal lamp that needs a chimney, you want it to fit snugly and not fall out. I think you will do ok with this chimney.
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The plastic flex gasket around the lamp fits snuggly into a 4.5 inch hole. I think 4.25 inch would be pushing it.
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The curved canopy atop of the pole is the space that covers the bulb; and it is coated metal with no need for glass. The bulb sits horizontally, and there is room for a shorter LED bulb; not up to three inches though
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the shade is about 10 inches tall. My lamp is almost identical to the one featured and the shade fits perfectly hiding whatever needs to be hid.
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It will fit perfectly inside the shade. There is more than enough room. Really like the lamp!
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The shade is designed for a chandelier light fixture. I'm sure there are technical terms (as you have used) but all I know is it's one where the fitting is at the bottom not the top of the shade. It does just sits on the fixture and the bulb screws in to hold it in place as far as I can tell. It was not what I needed for my lamp but it may very well be what someone else needs. It is good quality and a snow white color.
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It's got a bracket that fits onto a lamp. It didn't fit my really old lamp though. The bracket was too small.
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It has a harp for the lamp shade to separate it from the bulb. I used a round lamp shade that was about 8" long and about 12" bottom diameter. A square lamp shade would look good as well.
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I think I was initially confused too. The lamp is not that fragile so don't worry. Feed the wire through and you may have to pull the lamp shade a little forcefully to get it to clip on the metal piece but it will stretch!
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This is not the glass undershade for the big bulb. It is a fabric shade that rests on top of that, and also covers the three smaller "candlelights" around the edge. My original glass for the big center bulb was fine, so I just needed the fabric shade. My brass floor lamp must be at least fifty years old; it belonged to my parents. This fabric shade fits it perfectly!
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It is round, a round tube. The part closest to the base is of a larger diameter than the part closest to the shade. As I recall, it was shipped with the smaller tube inside the larger. Smaller tube pulled out easily and is secured with a threaded nut-like piece. I love my lamp.
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This type of shade fits once you pull the cord tight. You are not able to get it to fit right until the bulb is in place.