Choose a gold rechargeable table lamp by its size, light settings and time between charges. Cavendish is the tallest of these three; Grosvenor has the smallest base; Pembroke combines an all-metal body with touch dimming.
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Size, runtime and charging
All three use USB-C charging and include their LED light source. Compare the listed runtime with how long you use a lamp each evening.
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| Lamp | Size | Listed runtime | Full charge | Light settings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cavendish | 40 cm high · 15.88 cm diameter | 8–12 hours | About 4 hours | 2700 K warm white |
| Pembroke | 28.5 cm high · 13 cm base | 8–12 hours | About 3 hours | 3000 / 4500 / 6500 K; touch dimming |
| Grosvenor | 17.5 cm high · 9 cm base | 4–5 hours | About 3–4 hours | Warm, neutral and cool; three brightness levels |
Runtime and charging times are approximate published figures, rather than results of a side-by-side test. Brightness and use affect runtime. Specifications checked on 21 October 2026. Each product page shows the current options and price.
Measure the space first
For a small bedside table, start with Grosvenor’s 9 cm base. Allow room for your phone, a book and a glass. Pembroke’s base is 13 cm across; Cavendish has a listed overall diameter of 15.88 cm.
Cavendish stands 40 cm high, compared with Pembroke at 28.5 cm and Grosvenor at 17.5 cm. Check the height against nearby shelves and the view across a dining table.
Gold finish or brass?
Gold is the colour option for these lamps. Their listed construction is metal; they are not specified as solid brass. If you need a particular material, check the construction as well as the finish name.
Cavendish gives a fixed 2700 K warm light. Pembroke and Grosvenor offer different light-colour settings, so you can select the one that suits the room.