Antlers are fascinating structures that are grown and shed every year. The size and shape are factors of heredity, age, habitat quality and subspecies. The antlers are used by larger bulls to intimidate smaller antlered bulls or as a weapon in struggles for excess to females between equally matched males. Antlers are subject to damage from contact with branches during the growing process and from fights during the rut. I do not discard antlers because of naturally occurring breaks or punctures. That adds character. I make no attempt to conceal or repair what Mother Nature has done. Lamps can be created from flawless antlers only if so desired.

Pricing of antler lamps is dependant on the condition and size of the antlers. Price ranges run from $180 to $400 for Moose Antler table lamps; Tree lamps can range from $100 to $225; floor lamps $1,000 to $1,300. Lamps can also be purchased without shades. I like to work directly with people to be able to meet all their expectations in an antler lamp. Feel free to contact me anytime.

Notice these two pictures of the same lamp; lit, there is a warm glow from the shade; unlit, the shade appears white.