1. The Antique Lighthouse

1. The Antique Lighthouse

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Philadelphia, PA

The Antique Lighthouse

4.3 (3 reviews)
Open • 4:00 pm - 7:00 PM

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We had such great experience. We had an old lamp that the globe broke and we were able to get…read morefittings necessary for us to be able to use a lampshade , the sales person who took care of us was so helpful, she picked the lampshade that works perfectly. we would definitely recommend this store.

I REALLY don't recommend getting a lamp repaired here at all…read more I needed a new lampshade harp for a vintage lamp I was giving as a gift. The existing harp (lampshade holder) was too tall and permanently attached so it could not be just swapped out. I contracted to have a new harp and saddle (the part the new harp locks into) installed that would work with my shade. When I got home after picking up the lamp, I noticed the harp was not locking into the saddle because the saddle bracket was way too small. Meaning the thing the lampshade would sit on was not being held securely in place. Immediately called and took the lamp back to the store and they tried different parts, all of which had the same problem. They ended up telling me "that's just the way it is now with parts". They expected me to accept inferior parts and service! During that time I spoke with both the CEO and the President of the store, long story short, they told me they knew the pieces did not fit together as intended and rather than being upfront about it before the work was done, kept blaming it on "Chinese manufacturing" rather than finding a better supplier that made parts that actually fit together. Bottom line is now I'm left with a harp does not completely fit into it's bracket, with no way to lock it into place, short of soldering or gluing them together. They refunded my money for the harp and holder (not the labor of course). But now I have a lamp that was intended as a gift with an insecure lampshade holder and will be looking to find another lamp to cannibalize for the parts and perform the work myself in order to give it as a gift. -- They are perfectly content to use inferior parts that they know are not compatible with each other and blaming it on manufacturing. What kind of business integrity is that? * Harp - the piece a lamp shade sits on * Saddle - the piece the harp locks into for stability

The Antique Lighthouse - lighting - Updated July 2026

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