We carry a wide variety of lamps and lighting, far too many to mention all of them by name. Here are a few
of our more popular vendors and links to their websites.
NOTE: not all vendor sites will show a full catalogue online, stop in to see us and we'd be glad to take you through
their latest catalogue offerings.
Lighting and Fixture Suppliers
Quoizel is a manufucturer of table and floor lamps as well as chain hung
and flush mount fixtures. Quoizel lighting has a large selection of tiffany style lighting in contemporary and classic
forms. The Glass Candle has carried Quoizel lighting for over thirty years and their variety and selection cross all
tastes and decor options.
Minka lighting blends traditional with contemporary and carries a large variety of lighting including bath
and outdoor fixtures.
Lightbulbs
Satco lighting sells a wide variety of bulbs for every application and their proximity to The Glass Candle
means almost all orders can be fulfiled within one-week of ordering.
American De Rosa supplies The Glass Candle with most typical application lightbulbs from chandelier to table
lamps.
Gifts and Accessories
Ganz carries unique, seasonal gifts and accessories and many of their products are to be found
on display at The Glass Candle.
Sadek provides The Glass Candle with unique decorative items that range from decorative plates
to whimsical clocks and candle holders.
Candles
Votives, pillars and seasonal scented candles are available year round.
Parts and Supplies
American De Rosa is the primary supplier of parts for lamp
repair at The Glass Candle. American De Rosa's website currently does not provide catalogue listings of individual
parts.
B & P serves as a supplier for hard to find items of vintage finish and of oil burning
supplies like wicks, burners and fonts.
Satco is an alternative supplier for parts, their selection
is a little more limited than that of American De Rosa but they are sometimes faster with a warehouse location in Seattle,
Parts information is currently not avaialble on their website.
