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Heights vary across the selection, generally ranging from about 12 to 24 inches. Several options cluster near 16–18 inches, while a few taller models measure about 20–24 inches.

Maximum wattages span a wide range: an integrated LED model is rated as low as 2 watts, several lamps specify common limits like 60 watts, one lists 40 watts, and others allow up to 100 watts.

Shade materials include paper, cotton/polyester blends, polyester, linen (including linen blended with rayon from bamboo), and glass. Common shapes are drum and empire; there are also some round and novelty-style shades.

Certifications vary by model: some list UL or ETL listings, one integrated-LED model lists FCC certification, and a number of listings explicitly note they have no certifications.

Most listings use a standard Edison medium screw base (E26). At least one model has an integrated, non-removable LED, and many listings state that bulbs are not included.

Lamp bases are commonly ceramic or metal. Some descriptions call out welded or rustic metal construction, and one listing specifies iron; several listings do not clearly state the base material.

Light settings include simple on/off (1-way) and multi-level 3-way (low/medium/high). Switch types shown include inline (cord) rotary switches, socket or base turn-knob rotary switches, socket pull chains, and touch-activated sensors.

Assembly requirements vary by model: some are listed as No Assembly Required, while others require Adult Assembly. When specified, cord length is commonly 5 feet and occasionally 8 feet; one model is described as cordless.