Large mid-century fully white acrylic mushroom table lamp XL, 1970
Large mid-century fully white acrylic mushroom table lamp XL, 1970
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Very funky and very large mid-century mushroom shaped table light with an acrylic white shade and white metal base. This lamp is manufactured in The Netherlands and is from the 1970's.
Could be made by Dijkstra, Anvia or Herda but I cannot tell for sure. However still a very cool large table lamp which gives a very pleasant light.
DIMENSIONS
Height: 63cm
Diameter: 38cm
Diameter base: 25,5cm
Cord length: 170cm
PRODUCT DETAILS
Condition: Good - some signs of wear on the shade and the base.
Material: Metal / Acrylic
Fitting: 2x E27s
Including light bulb
Period of production: 1970
Country of origin: The Netherlands
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SKU:T0171
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