Listings show soft-white options at 2700 K and 3000 K; at least one listing does not specify a color temperature.
Common bases are candelabra (E12) and standard medium (E26). Reported bulb shapes include CA11, A15, C7, A19 and B11.
Reported lumen outputs range from about 16 lumens up to 800 lumens, with examples including 16, 415, 500 and 800 lumens.
Many listings state the bulbs are dimmable, often with full‑range dimming. One LED listing specifies a 100%–10% dimming range, and several notes mention compatibility with most dimmer switches.
LED listings include example lifespans such as about 9.1 years and 13.7 years; incandescent listings show shorter lifespans around 1.4 and 1.8 years (as listed).
Listings reference general-purpose and decorative uses such as chandeliers, ceiling fans, sconces, post lights, lanterns and appliances, and rooms like bedrooms, family rooms, dining rooms and entryways.
Some listings are UL listed and indicate compliance with federal efficiency standards, while others state no certifications. Several items also note suitability for damp or wet locations.
CRI values shown across the listings include 80, 90 and 99.
Descriptions highlight clear glass with exposed filament‑style LED chips, a classic Edison appearance, and flame‑tip/CA11 styling for a vintage decorative look.
