a.e. cremer - Lamp - Steel, Wood, Glass
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A.E. Crémer cinema projector (5 kW) from the 1940s–1950s, mounted on a W. & L. E. Gurley tripod, made of steel, wood and glass, in good used condition with minor aging, non-electrified originally but fully functional, dimensions 80 cm wide, 80 cm deep and 200 cm high, country of origin France, designer a.e. cremer.
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A.E. Crémer 5 kW cinema projector (1940s/1950s) on W. & L. E. Gurley tripod — Rare collectible piece
An iconic, authentic piece ready to display
For sale: an A.E. Crémer 5 kW cinema projector from the 1940s/1950s, mounted on a W. & L. E. Gurley American tripod. This entire setup is highly sought after by enthusiasts of industrial decor, cinema, and historical objects.
The contrast between the patinated metal projector and the solid wooden tripod with brass fittings makes it a sculptural object, perfectly suited for a loft, a private screening room, a creative studio, an architect’s office, or a premium commercial space.
100% authentic piece. No modern elements added.
The ensemble exudes a commanding presence and real decorative value.
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Specifications & details
The projector
Brand: A.E. Crémer (Paris)
Years: 1940s/1950s
Power: 5 kW
Original Fresnel lens, in excellent condition
Patinated metal, no makeshift repairs
Complete, functional mechanisms
Originally non-electrified (can be very easily adapted if desired)
The tripod
Manufacturer: W. & L. E. Gurley (Troy, USA)
Initial use: high-precision topographic instruments
Materials: hard wood + brass components
Perfect stability, smooth adjustments
Very fine patina
Assembled height: approx. 1.80 m
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A history-rich ensemble
The A.E. Crémer projector was used in post-war cinema studios and theaters, renowned for its powerful beam and the quality of its Fresnel lens.
The Gurley tripod, meanwhile, comes from one of the oldest American scientific instrument manufacturers.
The pairing of the two creates a unique object, both decorative and museological.
A.E. Crémer 5 kW cinema projector (1940s/1950s) on W. & L. E. Gurley tripod — Rare collectible piece
An iconic, authentic piece ready to display
For sale: an A.E. Crémer 5 kW cinema projector from the 1940s/1950s, mounted on a W. & L. E. Gurley American tripod. This entire setup is highly sought after by enthusiasts of industrial decor, cinema, and historical objects.
The contrast between the patinated metal projector and the solid wooden tripod with brass fittings makes it a sculptural object, perfectly suited for a loft, a private screening room, a creative studio, an architect’s office, or a premium commercial space.
100% authentic piece. No modern elements added.
The ensemble exudes a commanding presence and real decorative value.
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Specifications & details
The projector
Brand: A.E. Crémer (Paris)
Years: 1940s/1950s
Power: 5 kW
Original Fresnel lens, in excellent condition
Patinated metal, no makeshift repairs
Complete, functional mechanisms
Originally non-electrified (can be very easily adapted if desired)
The tripod
Manufacturer: W. & L. E. Gurley (Troy, USA)
Initial use: high-precision topographic instruments
Materials: hard wood + brass components
Perfect stability, smooth adjustments
Very fine patina
Assembled height: approx. 1.80 m
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A history-rich ensemble
The A.E. Crémer projector was used in post-war cinema studios and theaters, renowned for its powerful beam and the quality of its Fresnel lens.
The Gurley tripod, meanwhile, comes from one of the oldest American scientific instrument manufacturers.
The pairing of the two creates a unique object, both decorative and museological.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Material
Glass, Steel, Wood
Designer/artist/maker
a.e. cremer
Country of origin
France
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
200 cm
Width
80 cm
Depth
80 cm
Weight
25 g
Estimated period
1940-1950
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