Vintage Light Bulbs – E27 filament glass in eleven dimmable shapes

Vintage light bulbs that put the filament on display instead of hiding it

Clear glass, a visible filament and a warm light under 2700K. The shapes run from the classic ST64 teardrop to a long T185 tube, in straight filament or spiral versions. They take a standard E27 socket, so an existing fixture is all you need.

Why choose these vintage light bulbs?

An open fixture shows the bulb whether you like it or not. A filament bulb turns that into the point. The light is low and warm, which suits a bar, a hallway or a bedside far better than a bright frosted bulb.

• Eleven shapes: ST64, A19, T45, G80, G95, T10 and T185, each in a filament or spiral version.
• Dimmable: the incandescent design works with a standard dimmer, down to a low ember glow.
• Warm color: below 2700K, closer to candlelight than to daylight.
• Brass and glass: a brass base under clear glass, so the bulb reads as part of the fixture.
• Standard E27 base: fits the international E27 socket used by most pendants and table lamps.

Choose the shape by the fixture and the room does the rest.

A bare pendant over a table suits the larger G80 or G95 globes, while the slim T10 and T185 tubes work in a row of wall fittings. Spiral filaments show more of the coil and read a little softer; straight filaments give a crisper line. At 40W the light stays low enough to sit in your field of view without glare.

Specifications

• Material: brass and glass
• Base type: E27 international
• Voltage: 220-240V
• Wattage: 40W
• Color temperature: below 2700K

Pick your shape and let the filament do the decorating.