GE LED Vintage Style Amber Glass G25 Globe Light Bulb (60W Replacement, Warm Candle Light)
GE (General Electric) · Electronics > Lighting & Fixtures
Era / Decade
Late 2010s to Present (Modern LED era with vintage aesthetic packaging and product design)
Material
Amber-tinted glass bulb, LED filament, metal medium base (E26)
Condition
Fair (Packaging shows significant wear, crushing, tearing, and creasing. The item is sold as-is assuming the bulb inside is either new/unused or tested, but the box condition diminishes collectible or pristine retail appeal.)
Demand Level
Moderate
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$5.00 - $8.00 - $12.00
Estimated Retail Value
$10.00 to $15.00
Comparable Sales
Single GE Vintage LED bulbs typically sell on eBay for around $6 to $10 shipped depending on whether they are sold individually or as part of a lot.
Description
GE LED Vintage Style amber glass light bulb featuring a G25 globe shape, 60-watt replacement (uses 5W), warm candle light color temperature, and dimmable capability with a medium E26 base. Delivers 250 lumens. The box has heavy shelf wear and damage, but the product inside is designed for decorative and accent lighting fixtures where the bulb is exposed.
Key Features
Recognizable GE branding, trendy vintage Edison-style spiral LED filament, amber glass for warm ambiance, energy-efficient 5W draw replacing 60W, dimmable feature, standard medium base fitting.
Authenticity Indicators
Genuine GE monogram logo on the top left of the box packaging and standard modern retail labeling. High confidence in authenticity.
Flaws to Note
The exterior cardboard packaging is heavily crushed, torn, and damaged. This makes it unsuitable for gifting or retail-display buyers unless removed from the box, though single commodity light bulbs are often bought for functional use.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay, Mercari, or local Facebook Marketplace (ideally bundled if you have multiple bulbs)
Selling Tips
List as 'New Open Box' or test the bulb to ensure functionality before selling. Given the damaged packaging, consider selling as a lot with other vintage-style bulbs to make shipping worthwhile, or sell locally for pickup.