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There are different colors available in these lamps and you can purchase any of them depending upon the requirement and décor of your room. You can buy these small lamps from any lamp store or any store that sell decorative things for a home. You may also find small lamps...

It has a fabric shade that disseminates the light evenly to give you perfect lighting. The 4 crystals require a Candelabra bulb in each, and it comes with an inline switch. I think this vintage light is perfect if you like the antique look rather than a modern feel. This...

One can gather useful information regarding the varieties and prices of brass lamps from various websites related to home décor. Lamp shades are generally made up of silk, polyester, handmade paper, glass, etc to enhance the beauty of your table lamp. Depending upon the size, quality and material used, brass...

If you are looking for a vintage crystal table lamp with an antique look, we have what you need with this Vintage Table Lamp with crystals. This lamp has a crackled red stem that has a gold and slate finish. The remarkable hand painting really gives the antique looking lamp...

Also look over the building material of the lamp. Certain stuff lasts longer than others. Moreover, certain material might look different in the shop light than in your home or office....

Lampshades of almost every imaginable size, style, shape and color are also available and can be used to determine just the right amount of light for a particular area. One of the shades and construction material that has passed the test of time, is the Tiffany. Original Tiffany lamps are...

This lamp is classically designed and the glass stem will really fit into any contemporary or modern setting. And while you might think a Waterford crystal lamp is very expensive, you can actually get this beautiful crystal lamp for at discount at about $425....

For the last hundred plus years people have been falling in love with Tiffany Table Lamps and Tiffany Accent Lamps. In fact since the first leaded glass shades started being produced by the Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company somewhere around 1898, they have been collected, cherished and displayed in many...