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Discover a rare vintage desk lamp by Louis Kalff, designed in 1950 for Philips, model Diplomat / Z- lamp, in excellent condition. This iconic mid-century piece boasts timeless design, sleek lines, and top-quality dutch craftsmanship. This Louis Kalff vintage lamp is a collector's dream, especially in this condition, it only has a tiny dent on top but the paint and brass is in perfect condition. Well-preserved and fully functional, it’s a must-have for lovers of mid-century modern decor.
This elegant 1950' Philips Z- lamp displays the talent of the mid-century Dutch design, the original name for this lamp is the 'Diplomat'. With its UFO shaped shade with a mirror lightbulb in the centre the lighting is just marvelous.
PRODUCT DETAILS Condition: Excellent - one tiny dent on the top, it was hard to put it on the photo because it's so small and unnoticeable, see last photo. Material: Brass / Metal Fitting: 1x E27 Including light bulb
Manufacturer: Philips Designer: Louis Kalff Period of production: 1950 Country of origin: Holland
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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.
