REAL FALLOW DEER ANTLER Sconce

The Real Fallow Deer Antler Sconce is crafted from a pair of authentic fallow deer antlers, adding a rustic and natural charm to any interior. The bulb holder resembles a candle, making it ideal for use with flame-shaped bulbs to enhance its rustic appeal. This sconce pairs beautifully with a fallow deer antler chandelier, creating a cohesive design theme. The lighter brown tones of the fallow deer antlers make this wall light an excellent choice for rustic living rooms that need additional lighting. For a more elegant touch, we can add a shade to this item upon request.

Dimensions: Approximately 18"/45 cm height; 18"/45 cm width.

Electricity:
1 light point, type E14.
Compatible with voltages from 110V to 240V.
Bulb is not included.
Suitable for LED bulbs.

If you have any questions, you can always reach out to the Household Heroes team — we’ll be happy to assist you and respond promptly!

Material Selection: Carefully selected real antlers, ensuring high quality, symmetry, and durability.

Assembly and Wiring: Electrical components, including sockets, are integrated into the design to guarantee functionality and safety.

Finishing Touches: The antlers are cleaned, polished, and treated to highlight their natural color and texture, creating a warm, rustic style.

Quality Control: Each chandelier undergoes a thorough quality inspection before shipping to ensure the highest standards of craftsmanship.

Antlers are an eco-friendly and renewable resource, as deer naturally shed them each year, starting a new growth cycle in spring. This process takes less than four months, during which the antlers transform from soft tissue into a strong bone structure. In autumn, antlers are used by males for fighting during the mating season, and by winter, they are shed.

Shed antlers are collected from forests by enthusiasts and repurposed into decorative items such as chandeliers and furniture. Their rapid growth and hardening make them both unique and durable.

A common myth that a deer’s age can be determined by the number of antler branches is false—age is actually determined by examining the teeth. Deer typically grow their largest antlers at around 7–8 years old.

Production and delivery are completed within 10 days.