vintage style edison bulbs

Vintage Edison-style bulbs commonly use standard medium (E26) and candelabra (E12) bases, and are often found in A19 and CA11 (candle) shapes.

Many LED vintage bulbs are around 800 lumens and are marketed as 60–100W equivalents while using about 7 watts. Decorative incandescent options vary widely in output — examples in the listings range from very low values (about 16 lumens) up to roughly 200 lumens for stained-glass styles.

Several LED vintage bulbs are listed as dimmable, often able to dim from 100% down to about 10%. Decorative incandescent bulbs are also described as dimmable and noted to work with most dimmer switches.

Some vintage LED bulbs in the listings carry UL certification, while at least one incandescent decorative option explicitly notes no industry or government certifications in its product details.

Listings describe these bulbs as suitable for decorative and general-purpose lighting, including chandeliers, ceiling fans, sconces, post lights, and lanterns.

Beam angles in the listings include about 300° for A19 LED bulbs and about 330° for candelabra LED options. Reported CRI values include 80 for several LEDs, 99 for a small C7 incandescent, and one stained-glass incandescent entry that lists a CRI value of 0.