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Elevate your room with this smoked glass table lamp from 1970s Germany, a perfect example of the space age aesthetic that defined the era. Crafted with a smoky, translucent glass shade and a polished chrome holder, this lamp creates an eye-catching focal point that enhances any interior. We recommend pairing it with a mirror-top bulb for a uniquely elegant light effect that beautifully complements the smoked glass, adding depth and warmth to your space.
Designed to bring both style and function, this lamp provides a cozy, atmospheric glow ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, or home offices. Its sleek, futuristic design channels the innovative spirit of the space age and mid-century modern trends, making it a great choice for vintage lovers and design enthusiasts alike.
DIMENSIONS
Height: 27cm Diameter: 22cm Cord length (with EU plug): 210cm
PRODUCT DETAILS
Condition: Very good - minimal signs of wear Material: Smoke glass, chrome Fitting: E27 Excluding light bulb
Period of production: 1970 Country of origin: Germany
Our customers range from walk-in clients in our Vintage Pop-Up Store in Breda to online vintage furniture enthousiasts and dealers all over the world. They're extremely fond of our items and service, and we love them back too! We've embedded some of the reviews in our About-us page, so have a look.
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We'll send our items with UPS / DHL / PostNL, delivering worldwide. Prices may vary according to weight / country of the customer. Personal delivery is possible within The Netherlands.
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.
