Wagenfeld, Wilhelm Stehleuchte ''WSTL 30'', E: um 1930, - photo 1

Wagenfeld, Wilhelm Stehleuchte ''WSTL 30'', E: um 1930,

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30.06.2023 10:30UTC +02:00
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Yves Siebers Auktionen GmbH
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Germany, Stuttgart
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Lot 2178 | Wagenfeld, Wilhelm Stehleuchte ''WSTL 30'', E: um 1930,
Wagenfeld, Wilhelm Stehleuchte ''WSTL 30'', E: um 1930, A: Tecnolumen (gemarkt auf Messingplakette mit Nr. 49), wohl 1990er Jahre, schwarz lackierter, runder Eisenstand auf kleinen Füßchen, vernickelter Metallschaft mit 1x E27-Lampensockel, Zugschalter mit Metallkugel, der flachkonische Stofflampenschirm mit vernickelter Kappe, HxD: 157/60 cm. Funktionsfähig, Lackierung mit Fehlstellen, Schirm leicht verschmutzt.
Artist:Wilhelm Wagenfeld (1900 - 1990)
Auction house category:Design
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