Floor lamp - Wood, Metal, Glass






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An industrial-style lamp built from a solid wood tripod with cast-iron details and a patinated vintage headlamp on a swivelling joint, height-adjustable from about 80 to 110 cm, in a used condition with possible small parts missing and the headlamp glass broken.
Description from the seller
Beautiful, characterful showpiece with a sturdy industrial look. This unique lamp is built from an authentic wooden surveyor’s tripod with cast-iron details and a patinated vintage headlamp on an adjustable ball joint.
With its well-worn materials, it fits perfectly in a loft, a modern interior, or a rugged workspace.
Details & Condition:
Materials: Solid wood, cast iron, and metal.
Dimensions: Height adjustable via the tripod (approximately 80–110 cm).
Condition: The wooden frame and metalwork are in a beautiful, authentic vintage state with a lovely patina. Note: the glass of the headlamp is broken (see photos).
Ideal as a rugged decorative piece in its current state, or as an easy restoration project for a hobbyist to fit a new glass or a different shade.
Beautiful, characterful showpiece with a sturdy industrial look. This unique lamp is built from an authentic wooden surveyor’s tripod with cast-iron details and a patinated vintage headlamp on an adjustable ball joint.
With its well-worn materials, it fits perfectly in a loft, a modern interior, or a rugged workspace.
Details & Condition:
Materials: Solid wood, cast iron, and metal.
Dimensions: Height adjustable via the tripod (approximately 80–110 cm).
Condition: The wooden frame and metalwork are in a beautiful, authentic vintage state with a lovely patina. Note: the glass of the headlamp is broken (see photos).
Ideal as a rugged decorative piece in its current state, or as an easy restoration project for a hobbyist to fit a new glass or a different shade.
