1960s Large Plywood and Perpex Floor Lamp by Temde Switzerland
Sent from the Netherlands
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Rare Space Age spherical floor lamp by Temde.
A functional light source and at the same time an imposing light object in the room.
The lamp consists of an arch-shaped wooden frame in which a sphere is virtually clamped. The frame is finished in black. The base is dissolved in a fine ring of wood.
The imposing diffuser sphere made of plastic can be adjusted in height and rotated. This is done by 2 oblong holes in the cheeks of the frame.
When illuminated, the globe provides a soft, diffused light.
The lamp is in a good condition with small traces of use consistent with it's age.
Dimensions: Height101 cm, Width46 cm, Depth40 cm
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