retro table lamps

The most common bulb base is the standard Edison medium screw (E26). Some models instead use integrated, non-removable LED light sources rather than a replaceable E26 bulb.

Assembled heights in this selection range from about 11.5 inches up to 28 inches, with several models clustered around the mid-20-inch range.

Certifications vary across listings: some items are marked with UL or ETL listings, while others explicitly state no certification or do not list any safety certification.

Lamp bodies commonly use wood (including rubberwood) or metal/iron; some models list plastic bodies. Shade materials frequently include linen, polyester, rattan, and metal (iron).

Ratings vary by model: some lamps use integrated low-power LEDs (example listed at about 2 watts), while lamps with replaceable bulbs show maximum ratings such as 40W, 60W, and up to 100W.

Controls vary by model and include socket push-through or pull-chain switches, base rotary (turn‑knob) switches, and touch-activated sensors. Light settings range from simple on/off to multi-level dimming (up to 3-way / 3-level on some models).

Common shade shapes include drum, modified drum, bowl, round, and dome. Typical shade materials listed are linen, polyester, rattan, and metal (iron).

Socket counts vary: some models have no replaceable sockets because they use integrated LEDs, many list a single socket, and a few models include two sockets.