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Replacement Lamp Sockets offer a safe solution when restoring vintage lighting. A socket is the lamp part that the wire feeds into and holds the light bulb. Select the best choice for your lamp. Many types and finishes are available: nickel, brass and antique brass. They are a well made. The quality is ideal for new and old lighting. When re-wiring an antique fixture choose the most authentic light socket. Using brass lamp parts improves both performance and appearance.
First select size of replacement socket: standard Edison-base or candelabra size. Then choose more specific options of antique sockets. Switch types include turn knob, push thru, keyless, and pull chain designs. Some lights need specific replacement parts. Bridge lamps typically require lamp sockets with uno threads. While reflector floor lamps use a large porcelain mogul socket and often have three candle sockets. The Gone with the Wind socket is unique as the switch works itself and a night lite. Whereas some early lamps had antique light sockets made of Bakelite. There are a variety of replacement sockets. Each displays an authentic appearance.