Henshall Table Lamp

We have a firm and unshakeable aversion to overhead lighting, which we regard as the enemy of atmosphere and the friend of no one, so we are assembling an arsenal of lamps instead. This one is named after Samuel Henshall, the Oxford clergyman who patented the corkscrew in 1795 and we love it. A lamp named after a corkscrew in our household, it was frankly always going to happen.