distressed table lamps

Most models use a standard Edison medium screw socket (E26). Maximum wattages for those designs are commonly listed in the 100–150 watt range depending on the lamp. A few models use non-removable, integrated LED modules rated much lower (about 5 watts).

Switching varies across models: some lamps use a socket-mounted turn knob (including 3-way knob options), others are simple 1-way on/off fixtures, and several use inline or cord-mounted rotary switches. A few models use touch-activated sensors, and at least one includes a plug-in tabletop dimmer/slider.

Assembly varies by model: many lamps require some adult assembly (some with tools provided, others without), while at least one model ships fully assembled and needs no setup.

Some models list industry safety certifications such as UL Listed or ETL Listed. Other listings explicitly note that no certifications are provided for that particular item.

Common base materials include metal, terracotta, ceramic, and resin/polyresin. Several designs also include wood-finish accents or wood details.

Most lamps use a standard Edison medium screw base (E26). A few models feature non-removable integrated LED bulbs; listed maximum wattages range from about 5 watts for integrated-LED designs up to around 150 watts for standard-bulb fixtures.