ohhh, i love it!

is anyone interested in getting one of these brunklaus lamps? i recently purchased 4 large 'delight' brunklaus lamps (turqoise, red, orange) and 3 small ones (turqoise, red, orange, white). unfortunately i no longer have any use for them. all 7 lamps are new in their original manufacturer's shipped packaging.i am willing to sell them for below retail...please email for information. i am willing to ship to anywhere in the U.S. marmalademaven@gmail.comthanks

@reveria: It is hard to go wrong for $14!@fashionfaction: They are expensive. A large retailer that is going to make a gazillion of something can benefit from increasing returns to scale (the more of something you make, the cheaper each unit is to produce). Small designer/manufacturers don't make many units, so they cost a lot more. Another factor is higher quality materials and craftsmanship. And then there is paying for original design by a designer. It is like going to an art gallery and buying original art vs. going to the mall and buying a print.

Not that this isn't nice, but why the hell is it so expensive? The pricing of basic lighting astounds me.

hope i'm not a spoiler but happened to see these reverse effect lamps on sale at potterybarn clearence online. I understand the design and colors are different but can you go wrong with the price being $14? http://www.pbteen.com/products/p1675/index.cfm?pkey=csalclr