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“Escargot2” Table/Floor Lamp - Nico Heilmann , 2003 View detailed product specs |
Table LampWilhelm Wagenfeld, 1928
WNL 28
While working at the Building Engineering College in Weimar, Wilhelm Wagenfeld created these floor and table lamps with fabric lamp shades. The visual similarity to the Bauhaus table lamps demonstrates Wagenfeld’s constant desire to refine and experiment with his designs.
Sole copyright and authorized edition by Prof. Wilhelm Wagenfeld.
Nickel plated metal, glass tube, glass base, chintz covered shade with conical shade support.
Each lamp is consecutively numbered and bears this logo:
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Art Deco LampFrance, circa 1930
AD 30
This "lamp de travail" or work lamp, was created in a number of diverse but similar designs, and was widely used as a work lamp in offices. With a height of 30.42" it is neither a table lamp nor a floor lamp, although it is especially suited for low tables. A soft light is diffused through the room through the opaque shade which is open at the top. As was common in the 1930's, the metal surfaces have received different finishes; nickel plate alternates with a chrome plated surface.
Chrome plated base and tube, Nickel-plated upper base plate and socket, opaque glass.
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De Stijl Piano LampHolland, circa 1928
DS 28 Chr
Chrome plated metal parts.
DS 28 M
Polished and varnished brass.
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Table LampWilhelm Wagenfeld, 1924
WG 24
Designed by Wilhelm Wagenfeld in 1924, when he was 24 years old. He had just been admitted as a journeyman to the Bauhuas workshop in Weimar, where he designed the first model of this lamp as his solution to an assignment given to him by Maholy-Nagy. As Wagenfeld said, the Bauhaus designs were intended to be industrial products, and indeed, looked like it. They were in fact, hand-crafted. Today, as well, this lamp continues to be manufactured on this basis, following the original specifications for dimensions and materials.
Nickel plated metal, opaque globe.
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Art Deco Desk Lamp with Adjustable Reflector1934
AD 34
Chrome plated metal and brushed aluminum.
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Art Deco Table LampFrance, circa 1930
AD-32 Chr/Chr
Chrome plated metal parts, opaque glass. AD-32 Chr/M Chrome plated metal, polished and varnished brass bases, opaque glass.
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Table Lamp with HemisphereSweden, circa 1928
SF 28
The design of this lamp originated with the group of architects who were active in Swedish functionalism and contemporary with the Bauhaus. The polished aluminum cowl is held on the glass by friction alone. The reflector can be adjusted as desired for glare free illumination.
Chrome plated or black lacquered metal, polished aluminum, opaque glass.
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De Stijl Bedside LampFrance, circa 1930
Holland, circa 1930
The light source is hidden behind a vertical cylinder, standing on a round base. Behind the cylinder is an asymmetrically mounted, adjustable, white lacquered disc, which spreads a soft light.
DS 36 Chr
Chrome plated metal parts, white lacquered reflector.
DS 36 M
Polished and varnished brass, white lacquered reflector.
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Table LampEduard-Wilfrid Buquet, 1927
EB 27
Silver plated metal.
EB 27 Ni
Nickel plated metal.
EB 27 Chr
Chrome plated metal.
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Desk Lamp with Adjustable JointsSweden, circa 1927
SF 27
Chrome plated metal, black lacquered reflector, brass joints.
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Multi Purpose LampWilhelm Wagenfeld, 1930
WNL 30
This lamp was originally described as a "bedside lamp to be used also as a wall fixture". It is also suitable as a piano or shelf lamp.
The original drawings from 1930 were made available to us for this reproduction.
Sole copyright and authorized edition by Prof. Wilhelm Wagenfeld.
Nickel plated metal, opaque glass.
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Art Deco Wall SconceE. Muthesius, 1930
WAD 37 CSW
Chrome plated metal, black lacquered wood.
WAD 37 MM
Brass, mahogany wood.
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Wall LampEduard-Wilfrid Buquet, 1927
EB 27 WL
Silver plated metal. Includes bulbs.
EB 27 WL Ni
Nickel plated metal. Includes bulbs.
EB 27 WL Chr
Chrome plated metal. Includes bulbs.
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Wall SconceMart Stam, 1927
In 1927, Mart Stam, who directed a number of courses at the Bauhaus during the late 1920’s as a visiting lecturer, designed this beautiful wall sconce in nickel plated metal.
MSW 27 Ni matt
Matte nickel plated brass.
MSW 27 Ni pol.
Polished nickel plated brass.
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"Ariane" & "Selene" Wall FixturesZeno, 1991/1994
Matte brushed stainless steel.
Synthetic tube, with electronic transformer for dimmer.
For verticle use only.
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Art Deco Wall SconceFrance, circa 1930
WAD 31 Alu
Matte brushed aluminum.
WAD 31 Ni
Polished nickel.
WAD 31 W
White lacquered aluminum (shown).
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Bauhaus Floor LampGyula Pap, 1923
BST 23
This floor lamp, now manufactured in series for the first time, was designed by the Hungarian Gyula Pap at the metal workshop of the Staatlichen Bauhaus in Weimar. One model of this lamp was found in the famous Bauhaus model home "Haus am Horn." The reproduction is faithful to the original, following Pap’s specifications, and with the permission of the Bauhaus Archives in Berlin.
Lacquered black iron, nickel plated brass, frosted glass plate.
Includes anti-glare cap.
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Flexible Arm Floor LampEduard-Wilfrid Buquet, 1927
EB 27 StL
Silver plated metal. Includes bulb.
EB 27 StL Ni
Nickel plated metal. Includes bulb.
EB 27 Chr
Chrome plated metal. Includes bulb.
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Floor LampWilhelm Wagenfeld, 1930
WST L 30
While working at the Building Engineering College in Weimar, Wilhelm Wagenfeld created these floor and table lamps with fabric lamp shades.
Sole copyright and authorized edition by Prof. Wilhelm Wagenfeld.
Nickel plated metal, black lacquered base, chintz covered shade.
Each lamp is consecutively numbered and bears this logo:
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Bauhaus Floor LampProf. Richard Docker, 1923/26
DSL 23
Adjustable floor lamp with opaque glass globe.
Nickel plated metal and opaque glass.
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Bauhaus Floor Lamp with Counterweight, 1923BH 23
The original of this lamp, from the periphery of the Bauhaus, shows typical construction details from the early Bauhaus period. Wall fixtures with similar mechanics were designed by Marianne Brandt and K. J. Jucker.
Nickel plated metal. Includes bulb.
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Art Deco Floor LampFrance, circa 1930
AD 35
Black lacquered metal, nickel plated metal, lacquered brass, opaque frosted glass.
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"Le tre streghe" Pendant LampGuenther Leuchtmann, 1981
Designed for the restaurant "Le tre streghe" (the three witches) in Hamburg.
HL 3 S 81 Chr
Chrome plated metal, hand made murano glass globe. Includes bulb.
HL 3 S 81 Go
Gold plated metal, hand made murano glass globe. Includes bulb.
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Bauhaus Pendant Lamp with ChainsMarianne Brandt, 1928
HMB 27 Ni
Nickel plated metal parts, opaque globe.
HMB 27 M
Polished and varnished brass, opaque globe.
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Pendant LampHans Przyrembel, 1928
HP 28/700
Chrome plated metal, frosted glass plate.
Max 6 x 100 W bulbs.
Longer or shorter pendant available with surcharge.
HP 28/500
Chrome plated metal, frosted glass plate.
Max 4 x 100 W bulbs.
Longer or shorter pendant available with surcharge.
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Bauhaus Pendant LampMarianne Brandt, 1926
Longer pendant available with surcharge.
DMB 26/...Ni
Material: Nickel plated metal parts, opaque globe.
DMB 26/...M
Polished and varnished brass, opaque globe.
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Ceiling LampMarianne Brandt, 1928/29
Pendant lamp with glass globe made of two kinds of glass.
Underpart opaque glass and upperpart frosted glass.
HMB 29/250
Nickel plated metal and opaque glass, 9.75” (max 60W)
HMB 29/400
Nickel plated metal and opaque glass, 15.6” (max. 100W)
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Ceiling LampMarianne Brandt, 1926
DMB 30
Ceiling lamp with cylindric opaque glass shade and frosted glass plate.
Nickel plated metal, opaque glass and frosted glass.
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Bauhaus Pendant LampMarianne Brandt and Hans Przyrembel, 1925
HMB 25/500 Z Ni
Polished nickel. With pulley and counterweight.
HMB 25/500 Z W
White lacquered aluminum. With pulley and counterweight.
HMB 25/500 Ni
Polished nickel. Without pulley and counterweight.
HMB 25/500 W
White lacquered aluminum. Without pulley and countgerweight.
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Pendant LampSweden, circa 1930
HSF 29 Chr
Chrome plated metal, clear glass.
HSF 29 M
Polished and varnished brass, clear glass.
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Ceiling LampMarianne Brandt, 1928/29
Ceiling lamp with cylindric opaque glass shade.
DMB 31
Nickel plated metal and opaque glass.
Each lamp is consecutively numbered and bears this logo:
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"La Perle" Table/Floor LampNico Heilmann, 2003
THL01
Table lamp made of plexiglass stripes with cable dimmer.
Plexiglass and anodized aluminum.
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"Mon coeur" Table/Floor LampNico Heilmann, 2002
THL03
Table lamp made of plexiglass stripes, with cable dimmer.
Plexiglass and anodized aluminum.
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"Escargot2" Table/Floor LampNico Heilmann, 2002
THL02
Table lamp made of plexiglass stripes, with cable dimmer.
Plexiglass and anodized aluminum.
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"La Perle" Pendant LampNico Heilmann, 2003
HHL 01
Pendant lamp made of flexible plexiglass strips.
Plexiglass and anodised aluminum.
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"Mon Coeur" Pendant LampNico Heilmann, 2003
HHL 03
Pendant lamp made of flexible plexiglass strips.
Plexiglass and anodised aluminum.
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"Escargot 2" Pendant LampNico Heilmann, 2003
HHL 02
Pendant lamp made of flexible plexiglass strips.
Plexiglass and anodised aluminum.
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