
Halloween Decor
13.8 in · corded table lamp · September to Thanksgiving, and beyond
Most of it comes out for a fortnight. This is a lamp.
The problem with seasonal decoration is that you buy something, you like it for eleven days, and then it lives in a box for fifty weeks. Cost per evening, it’s a terrible deal.
A lamp isn’t that. It goes on the side table in the first week of September, it gets switched on every single evening, and the question you get asked is “where did you get that lamp?” rather than “is that for Halloween?”
The autumn window is longer than the Halloween one. September through Thanksgiving is nearly three months of actual use.
Same table, three in the afternoon and eight at nightIt works twice

The two details that separate it from a plastic oneLook at the base and the leading


The light it throws
Overlapping pools of warm orange and soft violet on the wall and the table around it. This is the part that doesn’t photograph on a product listing and is the reason people keep it out.
And the honest bit
We don’t have the shade material confirmed by the maker — resin, acrylic or genuine tinted glass. It matters, and there’s more on it below.
The comparison people make anywayA real Tiffany is a five-figure antique
Genuine Tiffany Studios lamps sell at auction for tens of thousands of dollars. That is the reference everybody has in their head when they see leaded glass, and it’s why this shape reads as expensive.
This is a lamp in that style at thirty-five dollars. It is not a Tiffany, it is not made by Tiffany, it is not an antique and it has no connection to Tiffany Studios whatsoever. Anyone telling you otherwise about a lamp at this price is lying to you.
What it is: a well-made object with a heavy base, leaded-look panels and a warm light, that costs less than dinner.
Where it ends upSix rooms






That last one is the argument nobody in this category makes: pine sprigs and warm lights around it instead of pumpkins, and it still looks completely at home. A carved face is only a Halloween object if you decide it is.
PracticalitiesIt has a cord, and it has weight



Let's be straight with youWhat we can tell you, and what we can’t yet
We have not had the shade material confirmed
Resin, acrylic, or genuinely tinted glass — we have asked and we do not yet have it in writing. On a leaded-glass-style lamp that is the single most meaningful spec, because it is the difference between a good reproduction and a moulded plastic dome, so you will not find the words “real stained glass” anywhere on this page. What you get instead is a macro photograph of the panels lit, taken close enough to judge for yourself.
We also don’t yet have the bulb type, whether a bulb is included, the cord length, or the exact weight. If any of those decide your order, email us before you buy and we’ll tell you exactly what we have.
What it is
- A mains-powered table lamp, roughly 13.8 in tall
- Leaded-panel pumpkin shade with a carved face
- Twisted stem and a heavy ornate base
- Throws warm orange and violet light
- Works from September right through December
Not confirmed — so not claimed
- Shade material
- Base material and total weight
- Bulb type, wattage, and whether one is included
- Cord length and colour
- Exact shade dimensions
- Packaging and transit protection
It is a corded lamp, not a battery ornament. It needs a socket within reach of wherever you want it, and a visible cable is part of the deal.
The face is friendly, not frightening. If you want something menacing on the sideboard, this is a smiling jack-o-lantern and it will disappoint you.
In their own wordsWhat people say about lamps like this
“Where did you get that lamp?”
“Some Halloween decorations come out for a season. This one becomes the centrepiece.”
“Fall is serotonin. I put it up the first weekend of September and I’m not sorry.”
“It’s a talking point. Nobody realises it’s a $30 lamp.”
Comments collected from public autumn-decorating videos during research for this product. Not customer reviews of this lamp.
Against the alternativesHonest comparison
| This lamp | A carved real pumpkin | A battery LED pumpkin | A genuine Tiffany lamp | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Still there next October | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Bright enough to light a corner | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Looks right in December too | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Under fifty dollars | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ |
| No batteries to replace | ✓ | — | ✗ | ✓ |
| No cable to hide | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ |
| Genuine leaded glass | ✗ | — | ✗ | ✓ |
Two crosses in our own column. A real Tiffany is a genuine antique with genuine glass, and it costs roughly six hundred times more. That is the trade.
4.6 / 5 — 1,470 verified reviewsWhat buyers say
Put it up the first weekend of September. Still on the table in December.

Everyone asks where the lamp is from. Nobody guesses thirty-five dollars.

The base is properly heavy. That was my worry and it was wrong.

Customer reviews4.6 out of 5
Bought it for October. It is still the lamp I switch on first, in January, with no pumpkins anywhere near it.


Photos don’t capture it. Orange and violet pools across the whole corner of the room.

I was braced for a hollow plastic base. It is properly weighted and the pattern is crisp.

It looks great and I like that they admit they don’t know, but I’d have paid more for confirmed glass.

Not a criticism of the lamp, just plan where your socket is before you decide the shelf.

30Day guaranteeSwitch it on once, after dark
That’s all it takes. If it isn’t the object you hoped for — or if it arrives damaged, which on a panelled lamp shipped in a box is worth checking straight away — send it back within 30 days of delivery for a full refund.
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Questions? We've got answersFrequently asked questions
Is it a real Tiffany lamp?
No. It is a lamp in the Tiffany style. It is not made by, affiliated with, or connected to Tiffany Studios, and it is not an antique. A genuine one is a five-figure auction piece.
Is the shade real stained glass?
We don’t have that confirmed by the maker — it could be tinted glass, resin or acrylic — so we’re not going to write “real stained glass” anywhere. There’s a close macro of the lit panels on this page so you can judge, and you can email us to ask what we’ve been told so far.
Is a bulb included?
Not confirmed, and neither is the type or wattage. Ask us before you order if you need to know, and don’t exceed whatever maximum wattage is marked on the lamp when you fit one.
How big is it?
Around 13.8 inches tall — side-table sized. There’s a photograph of it beside a hardback book and a mug on this page for a real sense of scale. Exact shade dimensions aren’t confirmed.
Does it plug in or take batteries?
It plugs in. It is a mains lamp with a visible cord, so think about where your nearest socket is before deciding which shelf it lives on.
Is it scary?
No — it’s a smiling carved face and warm light. If you want something menacing, this isn’t it.
Will it still look right after Halloween?
That’s the best argument for it. There’s a photo of it in December on this page with pine and warm white lights and no pumpkins. Plenty of people never put it away.
Is it heavy?
Yes, and deliberately — the weight is in the base and it is what stops it feeling cheap. Lift it by the base rather than the stem or the shade.
Will it arrive in one piece?
Panelled lampshades shipped in boxes are worth unpacking carefully and checking straight away. If anything has moved in transit, tell us within the 30 days and we’ll sort it.
What’s shipping like?
Orders ship within 24–48 hours with tracking, typically 5–7 business days in the US.
Halloween DecorMains-powered decorative table lamp for INDOOR use only. Not a genuine Tiffany lamp — this product is made in the Tiffany style and has no affiliation with, endorsement by or connection to Tiffany & Co. or Tiffany Studios; it is not an antique or a reproduction of any specific original. Shade material has not been confirmed by the manufacturer and no claim of genuine leaded or stained glass is made anywhere on this page. Bulb type, wattage, whether a bulb is supplied, cord length and total weight are likewise not confirmed and are not stated. Electrical safety: use only with a bulb of the type and maximum wattage marked on the lamp; switch off and unplug before changing a bulb or cleaning; do not use with a damaged cord or plug; do not cover the shade, drape fabric over it or place it against curtains; keep away from water, sinks and bathrooms; do not leave running unattended or overnight. Allow the lamp to cool before handling the shade. Not a toy and not a child’s night light — position out of reach of children and pets, and route the cord so it cannot be pulled or tripped over, never across a walkway or under a rug. Panelled shades can be damaged in transit; inspect on arrival. Colours may differ slightly from the images shown due to screen calibration. Reviews reflect individual experiences.