Eichhoff Werke Lampina Telescopic Desk Lamp Materials: Round brown curved plastic base. Built-in transformer 220-6 volt. Telescopic extendable square brass antenna style rod. Globe eyeball lampshade in brass & brown plastic. Porcelain socket. Height: 45 cm / 17.71” – adjustable Base: 13,5 cm / 5.31” Electricity: 1 bulb BA 15S, 1 x 15 watt maximum, 6 volt. 220 volt. Any type of a BA 15S light bulb can be used, not a specific one preferred. Period: 1960s, 1970s, 1980s – Mid-Century Modern. Designer: Koch Creations, Lynbrook, New York, USA. Manufacturer: Eichhoff Werke, Heidgraben 4, 36110 Schlitz, Germany. Other versions: The Eichhoff Werke Lampina telescopic desk lamp exists in several varieties and colours. It is also made with a rounded rectangular base. This lamp is model E3371. Produced since the 1960s, these lamps were a big success and they were sold and produced by several companies. Below a picture from a Dutch Hala catalogue from 1970. In Spain these lamps were sold by Fase. The Lampette table lamp from 1963 is the precursor of this lamp, the Lampina. The same extendable telescopic square arm was used. Eichhoff Werke Eichhoff Werke was founded by Eugen Eichhoff in 1919. In 1931 the company started as a specialist in electrical components and systems. In the following years, Eichhoff Werke becameprominent in the production of paper-winding capacitors and EMC filters. Eichhoff Werke sold lamps for a short period somewhere in the late 1970s and 1980s. This spotlight is one of those examples. Most of the lamps Eichhoff Werke sold during that time were telescopic table/desk/bedside lamps. The company still exists.