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Fabulous selection, knowledgable, helpful staff. In looking for antique lights the only place my wife could find what she was looking for was the Antique Lighting Co. We found the staff helpful in suggesting a different base that would work with the lamp shades. When it was time to pick them up and I called because I would be about 5 min late coming from Woodinville. They stayed around until I arrived and picked them up. We'll definately be going back when we need fixtures in the future.…
The BEST Lighting Store in NW Washinton - Period.. Antique Lighting is wonderful. We looked through all the lighting stores in the greater Seattle/Bellevue area and and only Antique Lighting had the selection, knowledge and customer service that would earn my business. And I'll be the first to admit: I'm critical and I'm picky. I wanted lighting that complimented our home and blended with a casual but polished style. I wanted attention to detail. We purchased two beautiful Tom Stempel hand-blown originals and a fabulous chandelier and sconces by Hubbardton Forge. I couldn't be more pleased. The service was so exceptioinal. Don't bother going anywhere else. Antique Lighting is the best! And a really nice plus......all of our lighting is Made in the USA. now, match that anywhere else in town. I dare ya.…
Amazing Service.
My husband and I recently purchased several lamps at Antique Lighting. We very much appreciated the knowledgeable and courteous assistance we received from Marva Lougee and Kristine Kyle; their
expertise was a big factor in us giving them our patronage.
They had an amazing selection of beautifully crafted lighting, including many pieces from local artists.
We would recommend them to anyone.…
A terrible exhausting & haunting experience. I couldn't hate them more, really. Criminal behavior..
Everyone loves old lamps, and everyone wants to avoid the made-in-China trap. Which is why my wife and I spent $500 or more (my memory slides - time heals all wounds?) on a "French" lamp in the
spring of 2007. The misleadingly-friendly staff told me they were out of stock on the item we wanted. But that they could give us the display model. There would, however, be no refunds.
Now, on the naive assumption they would not sell me a chipped model, we happily and sucker-ly agreed to the expensive purchase. At home, while my wife was singing the company's praises, my kind landlord who was installing the lamp was unusually quiet. If you can't say anything nice?... We realized why when we saw the numerous chips, dust and cracks that had been hidden to us, but were obvious to the employees who carefully boxed the thing.
My wife went down to the shop to complain - they were very rude when they realized she wasn't going to buy an additional lamp. They made no effort to rectify the situation - we didn't want a refund, just a trade - and I suspect the only reason they feigned interest at all was because of the poor sap who was in the shop ordering thousands of dollars of light fixtures for his house. The Antique Lighting Company are greedy liars, and we should all welcome the comparative honesty of Home Depot, Lowe's, etc.
So in the end China did not rip me off for $50. The Antique Lighting Company did for 10 times that.…
Disappointed. While the selections are probably some of the best in the area, I am disappointed. I ordered a custom fixture that cost $1500. I was told the artist would be firing my glass bowl the next day, but because of the busy schedule the driilling and the hardware could not be done until 3 weeks later. I watched the sales person put my order down in their appointment calendar to be worked on those days. I left the store with a date that it would be ready. The day before the date, I had not heard from them, and called to follow up. They did not have an answer for me, so would call me back. When they returned the call, I learned there were delays, and I would have to wait another week. I am disappointed that I was not notified about the delay, and their attitude about it. I believe if I had not called, they would not have given it priority, and the delay would have been longer than a week.…
