Big mid-century teak table lamp with hand-pleated Le Klint lampshade / 1960s-1970s / Danish Modern Design

Name: Big mid-century teak table lamp with hand-pleated Le Klint lampshade / 1960s-1970s / Danish Modern Design
SKU: #38439
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#38439

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1960s-1970s, Denmark, solid teak wood. With original hand-folded Le Klint “1” lampshade in large diameter (40cm), design: Tage Klint, 1942. Cord switch (design: Achille Castiglioni, E27 socket made of Bakelite (110-250V), textile cable (approx. 1.50m) and Euro plug. Overall dimensions: approx. 54 x 40cm (height, diameter). Used item. Only minimal signs of ageing / wear. See photos. The Le Klint lampshade is also still in very good condition for its age. See close-up pictures. These are part of the description. These are the original pictures of the items for sale. Nevertheless, the colors may vary slightly as they are displayed differently on different devices / screens.

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SKU: #38439 Category: Table lamps

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