Brass Table Lamps

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We have a huge variety of brass table lamps that replicate the look and feel of an antique table lamp. We have a range of brass lamp bases, including antique brass, polished brass and extravagant solid brass lamp bases.

Brass Table Lighting Styles

Antique-Style Brass Table Lamps

Brass was an extremely popular metal for furniture and decor in the Victorian period, and it still is today. The Victorians liked using brass because it has a unique set of properties: it’s able to be easily worked into ornate designs, it’s durable, and it’s corrosion-resistant.

There are also various different brass colours, which are dependant on the amount of weighting of metals in the alloy that produces Brass. Brass is predominantly a mixture of copper and zinc. For example, a more gold-coloured brass lamp would be an alloy of 75% copper and 25% zinc, but a brass with a more reddish bronze colour would have a lower percentage of zinc.

Antique brass table lamps are sought-after pieces, but are not energy-efficient and are often tarnished, let alone expensive! We offer new high-quality vintage-style brass table lamp bases with and without a variety of shades.

Brass Bedside Lights

Our range of brass lamps includes a range of small table lamps that can be used as bedside lights. Our small brass table lamps have fabric shades to produce a soft ambient light, making them perfect for nighttime reading.

Modern Brass Table Lamps

Although brass is typically associated with a vintage-style home decór, brass is still a beautiful metal for contemporary-style interior designs. At Tiffany Lighting Direct we have a collection of modern-style table lamps featuring glass shades and sleek bases.

What size Brass Table Lamp?

Size is important when choosing your lamp, too small and it will disappear in your decor, too large and it can become cumbersome. The advice we always give in our UK store is to follow the eyes. The best size for a brass table lamp would be where the bottom of the shade is dominantly at eye level, so if next to a sofa, make sure the bottom of the shade is no higher than where you would be comfortably sitting.