Barb: Just google "Wildwood lamps". Several online dealers have them. I'm sure the online dealers would answer any of your questions by phone. As far as Sedgefield goes, we paid over $250 for one of their lamps and within 18 months, the paint at the base began flaking off in huge chunks. I have never, in 37 years of marriage, ever had anything like this happen. So much so, the whole bottom of the lamp will have to be sanded down to repaint. I contacted Bellacor, from whom I purchased it, and sent detailed pictures. They were very responsive and checked with Sedgefield. BTW, Sedgefield's website states they stand behind their products. The lamp is in our weekend home and is always covered with a sheet. Worse than that, it had never even been plugged in since my husband had not yet put the floor plug in. Sedgefield's response was that we must have used some type of cleaning product on the lamp, and would not do anything about it. Not even a suggestion or an offer of matching paint. I use no cleaning products on it whatsover nor on the table it sits. They lost a customer. Dee Here is a link that might be useful: Lamp I have

The lamp shade is linen but currently has the plastic over it since I’m debating retiring it if it isn’t the right size. I’ll up load the space with it. I’ve uploaded this room so many time people are going to start hating me. Lol!

Wow thanks for these great thoughts. Apple Pie, I have thought it may be my best bet to find another spot for them. I had been moving them around and just got tickled at seeming them on the ledges and hoped it could work. You may be right though. Chijim, what a novel idea...I didn't even know I could get a custom lampshade. This would also address the issue of finding just the right texture and color. I'll have to see what's available in my town as far as this goes. Jay, I love the idea of a rectangle. The drum shade just didn't feel suitable for the lamp style, but I think the rectangular shape is much suitable to the design of the lamp and the columns themselves. That one is 14" wide, which wouldn't fit, but I am going to google for narrower ones now and see what I come up with. Thanks again!

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