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Delys's Stained Glass Christmas Tree Lamp
Delys's Stained Glass Christmas Tree Lamp
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Delys's Stained Glass Christmas Tree Lamp
Made by hand in Castlemaine, Victoria · for sale for the first and last time
A little church window in the shape of a Christmas tree.
For 39 Decembers, Delys Harcourt made these little glass trees only to give away – to her mum, her neighbours, her church. Half of Castlemaine has one glowing in the front window. Now she is closing her workshop, and her final batch is the only time they will ever be sold.
“Switch it on, and the whole window turns into Christmas.”
Final batch · only 357 left
39
years in her workshop on Mostyn Street
~1,500
little trees given away
0
ever sold – until now
“It never felt right to put a price on them. But I can’t give away four hundred trees – and I want every one of them to end up in a window where somebody really loves it.”
— Delys Harcourt, 68
What arrives at your door
- One Window Tree lamp, just 18 centimetres tall, with its golden star and holly base
- Its USB power cable, so it glows from any USB port or USB plug
- Wrapped and packed by Delys’s grandkids Tahnee and Brodie, so every pane arrives safely
What makes it a Window Tree
No. 01
Built like a church window
Small diamond-shaped panes, each framed by a dark lead line – the same look as the stained glass windows in old country churches.
No. 02
Every colour glows on its own
Ruby red, emerald, mint, honey amber, gold and a little sky blue. When the light is on, each pane shines in its own colour.
No. 03
Four tiers, one golden star
The tree rises in four layered tiers with pointed tips like real fir branches, crowned by a faceted five-pointed star.
No. 04
The holly base
A dark, carved-look trunk and round base wrapped in holly leaves and red berries. It keeps the little tree steady on any sill or shelf.
No. 05
Coloured light on the wall
The warm LED inside throws little patches of red, green and gold onto the table and the wall around it, like sunlight through a chapel window.
No. 06
Small enough for anywhere
At just 18 centimetres tall, it fits on a windowsill, a bedside table, a sideboard or a bookshelf – wherever a little Christmas is missing.
How to set it up
- Unwrap it carefully and give the panes a quick wipe with a soft, dry cloth.
- Find its spot. In Castlemaine it goes in the front window, where the whole street can see it once the long summer evenings finally get dark. A mantelpiece, a bedside table or a bookshelf works just as well.
- Plug the USB cable into any USB plug, a power bank or a computer.
- Dim the room and watch the colours land on the wall. That’s the moment people write to Delys about.
An ordinary Christmas lamp vs. Delys’s Window Tree
| Ordinary Christmas lamp | Delys’s Window Tree | |
|---|---|---|
| The light | One colour, often cold | Ruby, emerald, amber and gold, warm |
| The look | Printed plastic | Like a little stained glass window |
| The colours on the wall | None | Coloured light spots all around it |
| After Christmas | Forgotten in a box | Comes out every December |
| Made by | A factory line | One woman in Castlemaine, Victoria |
Made by hand in Castlemaine
Delys Harcourt opened her little workshop above the old saddlery on Mostyn Street on 5 December 1987. That same month, she made her first glass tree for her mum’s front window – and the neighbours came knocking. Ever since, she has made about forty trees every December and given every single one away. Each tree is cut, foiled, soldered and checked by hand, one at a time. Arthritis in both hands means this is her last Christmas at the bench. The workshop closes on 5 December 2026. Tahnee and Brodie will keep posting after that, until the last tree is gone.
Delys Harcourt
Castlemaine, Victoria
“What makes a church window special isn’t the glass alone. It’s the dark lines between the colours – they make every piece glow on its own. Delys’s little trees have exactly that. You see it the moment the light goes on.”
Graeme Lister, retired leadlight restorer, 34 years restoring church windows across country Victoria
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Questions people ask Tahnee
How big is it really?
About 18 centimetres tall and 11 centimetres wide at the bottom tier – roughly the height of two coffee mugs stacked. Small enough for a windowsill, big enough to fill a dark corner with colour.
Is it bright enough to light a room?
It isn’t a reading lamp. It’s a mood light: soft, warm and colourful. On a warm summer evening with the lights down low, it’s the cosiest thing in the house.
Can I use it after Christmas?
Many people do. A lot of families keep it on the bedside table as a night light well into the new year.
Will it arrive before Christmas?
Orders are dispatched within 1–2 business days. Tahnee and Brodie pack every tree themselves.
Delys’s standard
- Every tree checked with the light on before it ships
- USB power cable included
- Packed carefully, dispatched within 1–2 business days
- 30-day money-back guarantee
30 days to try it at home
Put it in your window and enjoy a few weeks of evenings with it. If the Window Tree doesn’t win you over, send a short email and get your money back. No questions, no hassle.
Good to know: Because every tree is fitted by hand, the arrangement of the coloured panes can vary slightly from the photos. For indoor use only. Dust it now and then with a soft, dry cloth or brush.
Product details
| Size | About 18 cm tall × 11 cm wide |
| Look | Stained glass panes with dark lead lines, golden star, holly base |
| Light | Warm LED inside |
| Power | USB cable (plugs into any USB port or USB plug) |
| In the box | Window Tree lamp with USB cable |
| Made in | Delys’s workshop in Castlemaine, Victoria – final batch |
| Shipping | Dispatched within 1–2 business days |
| Guarantee | 30-day money-back guarantee |
The Last Batch
The Last Batch
A note from Delys:
For 39 Decembers I made these little glass trees only to give away. The first one went into my mum's front window in 1987, and half of Castlemaine has one in the window now. My hands are getting too stiff for the fine work, and on 5 December, exactly 39 years after I first opened my workshop, I close it for good. These 357 trees are the last I will ever make, and the first I have ever sold.
Tahnee and Brodie will keep posting after 5 December, until the very last one is gone.
When they're gone, they're gone.
Free Shipping
Free Shipping
Free tracked shipping Australia-wide
- Dispatched within 1–2 business days (Australia Post)
- Every tree is checked with the light on and packed by hand, so every pane arrives safely
- In the box: your Window Tree lamp with its USB cable
Frequently Asked Questions
Got a question? Here’s how to reach us.
Got a question? Here’s how to reach us.
Tahnee, Delys's granddaughter, personally replies to every single email – as fast as she possibly can. Whether you have a question about your order or just want to say g'day to Delys, we're here.
You can reach us:
- Mon – Fri: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (AEDT)
- Saturday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM (AEDT)
Email: info@backroad-goods.com
Can I return it if it’s not for me?
Can I return it if it’s not for me?
Of course. We stand behind everything in our shop 100%. If the Window Tree doesn't win you over, just send us an email within 30 days and we'll make it right – no hassle, no headaches.