Deer Antler Lamps For Sale
Here you’ll find dozens of different types of deer antler lamps for sale, along with antler sheds and pieces for making your own. One of the great things about these types of lamps is that there are so many different types available to choose from. Since skilled craftsmen from across the country create these fine antler lamps and not big companies, you’ll find a variety of styles, shapes, colors and sizes available.
Crafting deer antler lamps has become almost an art form in itself, with each one being unique and having its own character. Most of the ones you’ll find here are made using real shed antlers from either whitetail or mule deer; although some may feature elk or moose antlers. Typically, lamps made of elk or moose antlers are priced slightly more than those made of whitetail or mule deer antlers. Get started by browsing our current listings of deer antler lamps directly below and click on the ones you’re interested in. Remember to visit back with us often, as we’re always adding new lamps and other antler items to our database.
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chandelier traditional antique 6 lamp antlers handmade mule deer
Location: CN
Condition: New
Price: 899.99 USD
Shipping cost: Free
Vintage Antler Chandelier Light Deer Horn Restaurant Pendant Lamp 4/6/8Light
Location: CN
Condition: New
Price: 165.99 USD
Shipping cost: 69.99 USD
Deer Antler Lamp Natural Shed Vintage 30”X20”
Location: US
Condition: Used
Price: 60.00 USD
Shipping cost: Free
Boone Rustic Table Lamps 27 1/2" Tall Set of 2 Natural Deer Antler with USB Port
Location: US
Condition: New
Price: 179.99 USD
Shipping cost: Free
Deer Antler Lamp Large **SHADE INCLUDED **
Location: US
Condition: Used
Price: 175.00 USD
Shipping cost: Free
Rustic Farmhouse Table Lamp for Living Room End Table Deer Antler Lamps with ...
Location: US
Condition: New
Price: 75.00 USD
Shipping cost: Free
MCSI 2003 Deer Antler Lamp Cabin Hunting Decor Parts or Repair
Location: US
Condition: Used
Price: 10.95 USD
Shipping cost: Free
Rustic Western Hunters Lodge Deer Antlers On Driftwood Trunk Desktop Table Lamp
Location: US
Condition: New
Price: 69.99 USD
Shipping cost: Free
NIB Mossy Oak Deer Antler Table Lamp Rustic Cabin Lodge Decor With Shade
Location: US
Condition: Open box
Price: 70.00 USD
Shipping cost: 15.00 USD
Rustic Cabin Deer Antler Chandelier 2-Light Hunter Lamp Fixture Ceiling Lamp
Location: US
Condition: New
List price: 67.00 USD
You save: 3.35 USD (5% off)
Current price: 63.65 USD
Shipping cost: Free
Custom Rustic Hunting Lodge DEER ANTLER Table Lamp & Shade, 30.5"
Location: US
Condition: Used
Price: 195.00 USD
Shipping cost: Free
Rustic Farmhouse Table Lamp for Living Room End Table Deer Antler Lamps with ...
Location: US
Condition: New
Price: 125.83 USD
Shipping cost: Free
Real Antler Chandelier Mule Deer Hanging Lamp Ceiling Pendant Rustic Log Cabin
Location: US
Condition: New
Price: 1100.00 USD
6-Lights Rustic Deer Horn Antler Chandelier Pendant Light Ceiling Lamp Fixture
Location: US
Condition: New
List price: 118.00 USD
You save: 7.08 USD (6% off)
Current price: 110.92 USD
Shipping cost: Free
White Tail Deer Antler Lamp Hunting Cabin Light
Location: US
Condition: New
Price: 150.00 USD
Shipping cost: Free
Choosing a Deer Antler Lamp
With all the choices available, narrowing your selection down to a single deer antler lamp might seem overwhelming. Here are some things to consider when purchasing one:
- One of the first things you’ll want to determine is whether the antler lamp stands or hangs. Models that hang are perfect for filling a voided wall with a fully functional decorative accessory. On the other hand, standing deer antler lamps are a better choice for nightstands, end tables, foyer tables, etc.
- Deer antler lamps come in a variety of different colors, ranging from white to light tan and dark brown. Think about where you’ll be using your new antler lamp and choose a color that’s going to match the surrounding decor. For instance, if you intend on placing the lamp in your dining room with authentic mahogany wood furniture, then it’s best to choose an antler lamp made in a similar color.
- Size is something else that you’ll have to consider when shopping for a new deer antler lamp. Because there are so many different companies and independent sellers who produce them, you’ll find deer antler lamps offered in a wide variety of sizes. Before choosing one, identify how much space you have for a new lamp. Remember, though, smaller lamps will naturally produce less light, so it’s not always a good idea to go with the smallest.
- The price is something else that varies in deer antler lamps. Some of the entry-level models can be purchased for as little as $40-$60, while the more elegant models can sell for hundreds of dollars. Determine how much you’re willing to spend and stick with your budget.
If you’re trying to find a way to give your home or cabin a unique, rustic look a deer antler chandelier or lamp might be just the thing you need. Not only are they a convenient source of lighting, but they add a new, interesting focal point to the room. However, don’t let that fool you into thinking they can only be used in cabins or game rooms. Antler lamps are extremely versatile and go well with just about any type of decor. Just remember to follow basic interior decorating guidelines and only choose a lamp that’s going to match the surrounding elements.
How To Clean and Maintain a Deer Antler Lamp
In order for your deer antler lamp to offer countless years of use, you’ll need to spend some time cleaning and maintaining it. This isn’t a hard or time-consuming process, but it’s something that many owners overlook. Like any other lamp, though, deer antler lamps need to be given a little TLC to stay clean and work as they should. Doing so will not only keep it looking like new, but it will also preserve the integrity of the antlers, which in turn preserves its value.
The first step in cleaning a deer antler lamp is to unplug it. I know this sounds like common sense, but you would be surprised at just how many people try to clean their lamps while they are still plugged in. You might be able to get away with it for a while, but you run the risk of shocking yourself when you attempt to clean a lamp that’s plugged in. Instead, take it slow by unplugging your deer antler lamp and then waiting 5-10 minutes for the bulb to cool off.
Once your antler lamp has cooled off, you can then start cleaning it. The easiest way to remove day-to-day dust (small amounts) is to gently run over it with a feather duster. However, you’ll need to use a bit more ingenuity in your approach to cleaning the antlers on the lamp. There are a couple of different ways to clean them, but I recommend using a solution of diluted vinegar. Create a mixture of 1 part white vinegar and 3 parts distilled water. Damp a clean hand cloth into the mixture and rub it over the antlers. This will naturally clean them while killing any bacteria or microorganisms that may have made their way onto them.
References:
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