BAUHAUS 1940s German Flying Saucer Table Lamp by SIS
$407.20
1940s Bauhaus flying saucer table lamp by German lighting company SIS-Licht Gebr (Sirius Schweinfurt, Germany)
This is a stunning, original & rare table lamp manufactured in the 1940's by SIS-Licht Gebr (Sirius Schweinfurt, Germany).
Perfectly shaped brass arm, with its original crinkle mint paintwork on the base & shade which are still in very good condition considering the age of this amazing lamp.
Completely original fabulous working condition. Cleaned, rewired & PAT tested ready to go.
Height 45cm, Width ( shade ) 34cm, Width ( base ) 22cm.
You are more than welcome to purchase this item in person & pick it up from our London based workshop.
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 & ageing 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.
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