VS13502 - Deco Glass Collection Two-Light Vanity Strip, Transitional Bathroom Lighting by Martha Stewart Lighting

Disc 1: -- The Kid Introduction by David Robinson, Charles Chaplin biographer; "Chaplin Today: The Kid," a documentary by Alain Bergala; "How to Make Movies" (1918), short film in which Chaplin shows the building of his new studio, and how movies are made there; "Jackie Coogan Dances" (1920), Jackie Coogan performs impromptu dance at Chaplin's studios; "My Boy" (1921), a later film, starring Coogan; "Nice and Friendly" (1922), a home movie with Lord and Lady Mountbatten, Jackie Coogan, and Chaplin...

TL2258: Ships Via Small Parcel GroundAdd timeless elegance with a contemporary twist to your bathroom space with this beautiful and sleek overhead fixture. The frosted glass has swirled details that provide a soft glow as you start or end your day. This piece from the Homestead collection will make a long-lasting impression. Features: Five lights Chrome silver finish Swirled alabaster style glass Maximum wattage: 100w (bulbs not included) Overall dimensions: 9 H x 36 W About Thomas Lighting Thomas's roots in the lighting industry date back to 1919, when Henrick Moe founded Moe Brothers Co. to manufacture residential lighting fixtures. This is the company that Lee B. Thomas acquired in 1948, changing the name to Thomas Industries in 1953. In 1998 the Genlyte Group Inc. and the Lighting Group of Thomas Industries Inc. joined forces to create a powerful new entity, positioned as one of the largest lighting manufacturers in North America. Building on their long and distinguished his

TL2254: Ships Via Small Parcel GroundAdd timeless elegance with a contemporary twist to your bathroom space with this beautiful and sleek overhead fixture. The frosted glass has swirled details that provide a soft glow as you start or end your day. This piece from the Homestead collection will make a long-lasting impression. Features: Four lights Chrome silver finish Swirled alabaster style glass Maximum wattage: 100w (bulbs not included) Overall dimensions: 9 H x 30 W About Thomas Lighting Thomas's roots in the lighting industry date back to 1919, when Henrick Moe founded Moe Brothers Co. to manufacture residential lighting fixtures. This is the company that Lee B. Thomas acquired in 1948, changing the name to Thomas Industries in 1953. In 1998 the Genlyte Group Inc. and the Lighting Group of Thomas Industries Inc. joined forces to create a powerful new entity, positioned as one of the largest lighting manufacturers in North America. Building on their long and distinguished his