Any ideas for replacement feet for this lamp?

Luv7302846
by Luv7302846
I have 2 lamps that I am refinishing...as shown in the pictures I have spray painted 1 of them with a sanded beige color. Also have removed the 4 feet that came with the lamp as it had been knocked over and one of the feet had broken off. It could not be glued back on. I want to try and save them because I really like the "new" color and texture of the the paint. I thought of drilling a hole on the side feeding the cord through that and just leaving it without "feet" but that will not work. Needs to be something sturdy as the lamps are heavy. I would really appreciate any tips...thank you!
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  • Rc Shoe Rc Shoe on Mar 08, 2017

    I put "feet" on all my outdoor patio planters to prevent concrete stains. You can use almost anything from plastic bottle caps to dollar-tree gem stones. You could glue a ring of stones around the base leaving just a small gap for the wire to feed through.

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    • Violet Violet on Mar 13, 2017

      You can use a simple block of wood painted in the same paint or a darker version of that same color to paint it.. or two tin lids, like the small pop corn tin lids painted in the same color

  • Elaine Elaine on Mar 08, 2017

    You can get wooden balls-(paint them any color you want) that have a flat side that can be glued with a strong adhesive like an epoxy or E6000. Placed at regular intervals it will give enough space for the cord

  • Hillela G. Hillela G. on Mar 09, 2017

    You can use a solid wood base- round, square, anything sturdy. good luck!

  • Carly Smith Carly Smith on Mar 09, 2017

    wooden drawer pulls work great!

  • Sarah Barganier Sarah Barganier on Mar 10, 2017

    My first thought was round cake pans from the dollar store.

  • Pgl Pgl on Mar 10, 2017

    I would use flat back beads also known as flat back pearls . There are all sizes colors, you can find them just type in flat back beads

  • Tracy Floer Tracy Floer on Mar 11, 2017

    I use old lamps bases from other lamps ,some times you can find them really cheap at second hand stores I take them all apart and use different parts of them

  • Joan LeVasseur Joan LeVasseur on Mar 11, 2017

    You can buy a metal piece that is usually used for a hanging lamp at the ceiling and paint it like your lamp. Any hardware store will sell these. Not expensive.

  • Luv7302846 Luv7302846 on Mar 13, 2017

    Now there is an idea....thank you very much!

  • Lyn Buerger Lyn Buerger on Mar 27, 2017

    If you are not in a hurry, watch your local yard sales and resale shops for old lamps. I an a collector of junk lamps as I love salvaging their parts to create something else from them. (give them another life experience). I looked and I do not have anything at this time that will help you but it is something you can consider. You can become a hoarder of old lamps like some of us other junkies.