Ashleigh & Burwood Fragrance Lamp

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$64.32at Amazon, last seen Oct 31

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Our take on the Ashleigh & Burwood Fragrance Lamp

The Ashleigh & Burwood Fragrance Lamp is a catalytic fragrance lamp: you fill the stone or glass base with lamp oil, light the wick for a couple of minutes, blow it out, and the heated stone wick diffuses scent and purifies the air. It is a decorative piece rather than a plug-in diffuser, and the 2.6 in height and 0.88 lb weight describe a compact tabletop lamp. The Alexa mention is a listing tag, not a feature of the lamp itself; it has no electronics, app or voice control. Pricing moves with the design and finish, so check the current best price against the model's usual range before buying.

Best forShoppers who want a decorative, flame-free-after-lighting scent diffuserSmall to medium rooms where a plug-in diffuser looks out of placeGift buyers looking for a branded, refillable fragrance lampPeople who prefer lamp oil scents over aerosol sprays

Pros

Catalytic stone wick neutralises odours as it scents, not just masks them
No plug, cable or batteries; move it room to room
Refillable with Ashleigh & Burwood lamp oil in many scents
Compact footprint at 2.6 in high and 0.88 lb
Decorative base doubles as an ornament when not in use

Cons

Requires a naked flame to light the wick each time
Needs dedicated lamp oil; household oils and essential oils can clog the wick
Scent output is milder than a plug-in or reed diffuser in large rooms
Wick and oil are ongoing costs
Not electronic, so the Alexa tag does not apply

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Ashleigh & Burwood Fragrance Lamp price history

Lowest price we've seen: $64.32 on Oct 31 at Amazon. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 31.

What reviewers say

Owners of Ashleigh & Burwood lamps generally praise the look and the odour-neutralising effect, and many treat them as gifts. Complaints centre on the lighting ritual and on wick upkeep.

Pros

Attractive decorative base
Noticeable reduction in cooking and pet odours
Long refill life from a bottle of lamp oil
Works well as a gift

Cons

Lighting and blowing out the wick is fiddly
Wicks can clog if the wrong oil is used
Scent fades in open-plan spaces

Specifications

Assistant Support: Amazon Alexa
Weight: 0.88 lb
Height: 2.6 in high

Questions and answers

Is the Ashleigh & Burwood Fragrance Lamp worth it?: It is worth it if you want a decorative, refillable scent diffuser and do not mind lighting it by hand. For hands-off scenting, a plug-in diffuser costs less to run.
Does it need electricity or Alexa?: No. It is a catalytic lamp with no electronics, so the Alexa tag does not describe a feature. You light the stone wick with a flame, blow it out, and the heated wick diffuses the oil.
What oil should I use in it?: Use Ashleigh & Burwood lamp oil made for catalytic lamps. Essential oils and household oils can clog or damage the stone wick.
How big a room does it scent?: It suits small to medium rooms. In large or open-plan spaces the scent is mild compared with a plug-in diffuser.
What is in the box?: Typically the lamp base, a stone wick and wick holder, and a funnel for filling. Lamp oil is usually sold separately, so check the listing before buying.
When is it cheapest?: Prices vary by design and finish, and gift sets often drop around holidays. Compare the current price with the model's recent range before buying.
Where can I buy the Ashleigh & Burwood Fragrance Lamp?: 2 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, eBay.

Our take on the Ashleigh & Burwood Fragrance Lamp

Pros

Catalytic stone wick neutralises odours as it scents, not just masks them
No plug, cable or batteries; move it room to room
Refillable with Ashleigh & Burwood lamp oil in many scents
Compact footprint at 2.6 in high and 0.88 lb
Decorative base doubles as an ornament when not in use

Cons

Requires a naked flame to light the wick each time
Needs dedicated lamp oil; household oils and essential oils can clog the wick
Scent output is milder than a plug-in or reed diffuser in large rooms
Wick and oil are ongoing costs
Not electronic, so the Alexa tag does not apply

What reviewers say

Owners of Ashleigh & Burwood lamps generally praise the look and the odour-neutralising effect, and many treat them as gifts. Complaints centre on the lighting ritual and on wick upkeep.

Pros

Attractive decorative base
Noticeable reduction in cooking and pet odours
Long refill life from a bottle of lamp oil
Works well as a gift

Cons

Lighting and blowing out the wick is fiddly
Wicks can clog if the wrong oil is used
Scent fades in open-plan spaces

Questions and answers

Is the Ashleigh & Burwood Fragrance Lamp worth it?

It is worth it if you want a decorative, refillable scent diffuser and do not mind lighting it by hand. For hands-off scenting, a plug-in diffuser costs less to run.

Does it need electricity or Alexa?

No. It is a catalytic lamp with no electronics, so the Alexa tag does not describe a feature. You light the stone wick with a flame, blow it out, and the heated wick diffuses the oil.

What oil should I use in it?

Use Ashleigh & Burwood lamp oil made for catalytic lamps. Essential oils and household oils can clog or damage the stone wick.

How big a room does it scent?

It suits small to medium rooms. In large or open-plan spaces the scent is mild compared with a plug-in diffuser.

What is in the box?

Typically the lamp base, a stone wick and wick holder, and a funnel for filling. Lamp oil is usually sold separately, so check the listing before buying.

When is it cheapest?

Prices vary by design and finish, and gift sets often drop around holidays. Compare the current price with the model's recent range before buying.

Where can I buy the Ashleigh & Burwood Fragrance Lamp?

2 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, eBay.