Herbert Terry The 1227 Anglepoise Table Lamp

A British Design Classic The 1227 Anglepoise Table Lamp, Designed By George Carwardine in 1932.

Used in Great British Institutions Such As The BBC & Ministry Of Defence.
The Lamp During World War 2 Was Made With A Battery Pack To Be Used In Bomber Planes. According To The Anglepoise Website, These Were So Well Produced That When A Crashed Vickers Wellington Bomber Was Salvaged From Loch Ness In Scotland In 1985, The Lamp Still Worked After Being Given A New Battery – Despite Being Submerged For Around Four Decades.

This Version The 1227 Anglepoise Was Made Between 1935 & 1968 By The Company Herbert Terry & Sons.

In Great Aged Condition Showing Signs Of Real Life Use, Still With Original Paint Work.

Fully Rewired & Tested Ready To Go.

Height ( Fully Stretched ) 87cm Width Of Base 15cm x 15cm

Many of the items we have for sale are all from what we refer to as " Real Life ", they were all made for use & purpose. There will always be signs of use & aging which we think gives each item its individuality & personal charm. We clean & repair but we always try our best to keep everything in its original state. We will always give you a good idea of condition & especially highlight anything that we consider may have aesthetic or structural concern.

You are more than welcome to purchase this item in person & pick it up from our London based workshop.

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