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Introducing a stunning example of mid-century modern design by renowned German designer Wilhelm Braun-Feldweg for Peill & Putzler. This exceptional model, known as 'Tokyo', was produced around 1960 and stands out for its rare and elegant shape, which is seldom seen. Even more unique is the bright blue color, a rarity in Peill & Putzler's collection, making this lamp a true collector's item!
The 'Tokyo' lamp is crafted with precision and emits a soft, warm glow, creating an inviting atmosphere in any room.
Peill & Putzler, known for their high-quality glass designs, has been a leader in lighting since the mid-20th century. Their pieces, like this lamp, combine both functionality and artistic craftsmanship.
DIMENSIONS
Height: 35cm Diameter: 27cm Cord length: 50cm
PRODUCT DETAILS
Condition: Good - there are chips on the bottom rim, see photo's. Material: Opaline glass Fitting: E27 Includes light bulb and ceiling cap New socket and wire
Period of production: 1960 Country of origin: Germany Model: Tokyo Manufacturer: Peill & Putzler
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Niels Verberne started in 2020, selling Alessi items through Catawiki. Within six months he put together single-seller-auctions. Soon after vintage lighting and 20th century furniture followed.
