Mid-century lamp by E.R. Nele for Temde,1970s
Mid-century lamp by E.R. Nele for Temde,1970s
Mid-century lamp by E.R. Nele for Temde,1970s
Mid-century lamp by E.R. Nele for Temde,1970s
Mid-century lamp by E.R. Nele for Temde,1970s
Mid-century lamp by E.R. Nele for Temde,1970s
Mid-century lamp by E.R. Nele for Temde,1970s
Mid-century lamp by E.R. Nele for Temde,1970s
Mid-century lamp by E.R. Nele for Temde,1970s
Mid-century lamp by E.R. Nele for Temde,1970s
Mid-century lamp by E.R. Nele for Temde,1970s
Mid-century lamp by E.R. Nele for Temde,1970s
Mid-century lamp by E.R. Nele for Temde,1970s

Mid-century lamp by E.R. Nele for Temde,1970s

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About this vintage design furniture

White balls desk lamp by the Swiss lamp manufacturer Temde. Class 70s space age representative with 9 satined opal glass spheres on a chromed rack. Can also be used as a floor lamp. Rare model. Very nice used condition. Chrome very good. Hight about 65cm. Diameter about 55cm. Diameter of the globes 14cm. The lamp is in working order. But cause of security legal reasons I have to point out that it should be proofed by a specialist. In the 70th there were other electric standards than today. Delivery without bulbs.

Reference : 223968

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Features

Length
55 cm
Height
65 cm
Depth
55 cm
Designer
Max BILL
Condition
Period
1970s
Origin
Swiss
Colour
White
Main material
Chromed metal
Other material
Glass

delivery and return

  • Shipped from : Germany
  • Delivery time :
    • 1 week for small items
    • 2 to 5 weeks for bulky products
  • Return possible: up to 14 days after delivery

About the designer

Max BILL

Max Bill is a Swiss designer. He is considered the theorist of concrete art. He is known for his many professions: designer, architect, graphic artist and even politician.
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