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Tecnolumen Bauhaus Tischleuchte WG 24, Entwurf von Wilhelm Wagenfeld

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Auction dateClassic
01.12.2023 19:00UTC +02:00
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Germany, Essen
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Lot 249 | Tecnolumen Bauhaus Tischleuchte WG 24, Entwurf von Wilhelm Wagenfeld
Tecnolumen Bauhaus Tischleuchte WG 24, Entwurf von Wilhelm Wagenfeld
Tecnolumen Bauhaus, Entwurf von Wilhelm Wagenfeld (1900 - 1990) aus dem Jahr 1924, Glasplatte und Glasrohr aus Klarglas, Metallteile vernickelt, Glasschirm opalüberfangen, unterseitig Manufakturmarke und 25831 nummeriert, Aufkleber 'Tecnolumen Made in Germany' an der Lampenfassung, H 37 cm, Ø 18 cm elekrifiziert, geprüft, Zustand sehr gut




Tecnolumen Bauhaus table lamp WG 24, design by Wilhelm Wagenfeld
Tecnolumen Bauhaus, designed by Wilhelm Wagenfeld (1900 - 1990) in 1924, glass plate and glass tube of clear glass, metal parts nickel plated, glass shade opal overlay, on the underside manufactory mark and numbered 25831, label 'Tecnolumen Made in Germany' on the lamp holder, h 37 cm, Ø 18 cm electrified, tested, condition very good
Auction house category:Lamps and luminaires
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