They were a fine consignment store find in San Diego which I then had rewired and purchased new shades for. Fabulous aren't they?

Thank you!!!!!

Joe, I forgot to add that you should look for the Homco brand, that's often the company that made them. I'm attaching pics of one of my lamps and a third I have that's just the candlestick. I ended up having to redo them today with a longer 2 inch neck because they didn't look right with the hardware that came from Lowes. I'm so happy with these as buffet lamps. ( :

They are beautiful!

How do you make lamps out of candlesticks??? That's amazing!!!

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I have made several lamps out of candlesticks, vases, temple jars, foo dogs, interesting vessels, baskets or containers, etc... Most of the time you will need a hole down the center of the object for wiring and mechanics such as with candle sticks. However, unless they screw together in segments it's hard to find a pair that has that type of hollow access.

Hi Jamie! It is so easy to do if you have the right piece. Like Leanne said above, the object has to have a way to thread the cord through it. I bought the cord and bulb socket at a hardware store and visited a speciality lamp store for brass parts to create a neck on the candlestick. It's a matter of threading the cord through the piece and wrapping wires around the bulb socket. Very, very easy. I'm sure if you Google it you'll find some tutorials. Good luck!

Did you drill any part of the candlestick? Thanks

No, didn't have to drill at all. These types of candlesticks are made of hollow parts that screw together.

Check this out almost the same with no work at all!

http://www.potterybarn.com/products/spool-brass-table-lamp-bases/?pkey=clighting-whats-new&&clighting-whats-new