First, lamp shades diffuse the light. Instead of looking at a bright bare lightbulb, you look at a much larger glowing shade that that bulb illuminates. The shade cuts out some of the light, but the light that you're left with is far more pleasant to look at.
A lamp without a shade casts sharp-edged shadows. If your lamp has a shade, the shadows it casts tend to be soft edged. Again, this makes things look better.
Second, in the old days when lamps that used open flames, a lamp shade would cut down on drafts that could make the flame flicker or even blow it out. A glass "lamp chimney" worked even better, but those were expensive compared to a paper and wire shade.
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There are many ways to purchase red lamp shades online. One way is by going to Amazon and checking which red lamp shade would be right for your lamp. Another way is to see listings on Craigslist or eBay to see if anyone is selling red lamp shades that are right for you.
Yes, that is a fair price. Most lamp shades can run anywhere from $10-150+ depending on the size, shape, style..
Drum lamp shades can be found everywhere. Target, Pottery Barn, Walmart, and Lamps Plus all list them. These shades are characterized by wide boxy type bases.
Oil lamp shades these days are popular. But the main options currently on the market for oil lamp shade would be air wik, glade, and sometimes febreeze.
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You should be able to buy brown lamp shades at online webshops such as Amazon or eBay. You can also find them at stores where furniture is being sold.
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If you are talking about the support that holds the lampshade to the lamp base it is called a "lamp harp".