Early 20th Century Metal Workshop Lamp – 31.5″

This metal early 20th century workshop lamp is a quintessential example of industrial design from the 1920s/1930s era. Its sleek, articulated body boasts a functional and aesthetically pleasing form, with an adjustable arm and head that allow for versatile positioning. The lamp’s design is both utilitarian and visually striking, making it an exemplary piece of early 20th-century industrial design.

The lamp’s metal construction exhibits a rugged, industrial quality, with friction-worn edges and minor compression marks that attest to its age and usage. The adjustable arm and head are treated with a special black graphite wax, which adds a layer of protection and emphasizes the lamp’s industrial heritage. The original switch, situated on the globe, has been preserved, and the lamp’s electrical components have been refurbished.

In a loft or industrial setting, this lamp would be a striking addition, its metal body and articulated design evoking the aesthetic of a bygone era of industrial production. The lamp’s scale and proportions make it an ideal fixture for a variety of tasks, from workshop activities to reading and writing. Its presence would add a touch of industrial elegance to any room, and its functionality would make it a valuable addition to any workspace.

Condition and patina consistent with age.
Approx. 31.5″ (80cm) H