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The lantern is beautiful, it looks exactly the same as the picture. The bulb is a little Crocket maybe because it’s a bit difficult to put bulb in, it was nicely wrapped the price is a bit much, but overall a five star rating.

The media could not be loaded. Not the BEST made but it’s functional décor and serves 1 purpose: looks cool while providing some light. If you want substantial light output, the provided bulb won’t do that so you’ll have to buy one that fits. It comes with 2 “bulbs” but one of them (in box, pictured) does not work. Neither box provided the bulb size or I’d include that size reference. As others have mentioned, installing the bulb is a pain in the butt so I hope you have long fingers or tiny hands!

The lamp is constructed such that you can't put the glass shade back on if the bulb is already in place, so you have to fiddle the bulb in with the glass shade in place, just tilted out of the way a bit, and with the springs fighting to snap the shade back in place the entire time.The shade doesn't fit the fixture very well, so the first time I put the lightbulb in, I thought I had the glass bit upside down, so I unscrewed the bulb, took the shade out, and went though the whole dance again, to find that it fit even worse the other way around.Take three, and it's back to how it was. From a bit of distance, it looks okay, but up close, you can see that the glass and metal fixture don't align very well at all.The bulbs that were included (flickering and regular LED) were both too bright. The flickering one doesn't have any logic for maintaining the brightness while animating the "flame", so the bulb just strobes amber light at irregular intervals. Being very bright, it absolutely doesn't work for a bedroom or other darker area where it would be the only light source.I figured, I'll just get a good flickering bulb for it, no biggie. Turns out this lamp uses E14 base -- which is the European standard for candelabra-style bulbs. So my choices are very limited -- or I guess I could buy a base converter from E14 to E12 and use my preferred flame bulb that way, but seems like overkill for such a rattly, cheap, janky lamp.I managed to put a frosted plastic diffuser over the bulb (inside the glass shade) to dim it sufficiently to no longer present a seizure hazard, and called it done. YMMV.I bought this from Amazon Warehouse at a discounted price of 27-or-so dollars, and at that price, it's still not awesome. I wouldn't recommend paying full retail for this lamp.

Junk.

I’m VERY happy with these! Great price for two lanterns that have real glass! The bright light illuminates the room and the “fake fire” light gives the room a cozy feeling. I will definitely be buying a second pair of these soon!

Once I got the bulb in (difficult) it wouldn't turn on. Maybe the bulb was burned out, I don't know. Cheaply made. Definitely not worth the price.

Looks vintage. Works well. Hard to change bulb. Too bright.Overall, nice.

Perfect for what I was looking for. Comes with both led and flam bulb. Did the flame bulbs in our bedroom. And the led bulb for our guest bedroom. Metal lantern not cheep plastic. Love them!