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Wow, what a whopper! This pendant light with its 52cm in height is made by Peill & Putzler around 1960 in Germany. These were probably made to order for a client with a huge space, an office or maybe a factory? They are huge and also need quite the ceiling to be hung up. Perhaps in a stairwell or hallway. I've never come across these lamps before, so they are definitely special.
The frosted glass gives a fantastic light effect in the middle and the light then slowly disappears up and down.
They have the original stickers, also on the fitting.
To show you the size I have hung another Peill & Putzler classic next to this lamp to give you a better idea. - Photo 7.
Price is for one light. Note: One available
DIMENSIONS
Height: 52cm Diameter: 16cm Cord length: 100cm
PRODUCT DETAILS
Condition: Very good - some minimal signs of wear on the chrome, and some tiny chips on the bottom. Material: Glass, Chrome Fitting: E27 Including light bulb and ceiling cap
Manufacturer: Peill & Putzler Period of production: 1960 Country of origin: Germany
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