IKEA - Wall lamp (2) - Glass, Metal





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Two original IKEA R0101 designer wall lamps in a modern Scandinavian design with matt white glass shades, chrome metal arms, a grey armature with a red switch, wall-mounted, adjustable glass shades, supplied with a 12V transformer, in working order and in good vintage condition with minor paint wear on the metal base/armature, dated to 1990–2000 and originating from Sweden.
Description from the seller
Set of two original IKEA design wall lamps, type R0101. The lamps feature a minimalist Scandinavian design with matte white glass shades, chrome metal arms, and a gray metal fixture with a characteristic red switch.
The lamps are designed for wall mounting and are supplied with the original IKEA 12V transformer. Thanks to the adjustable glass shades, the light beams can be easily directed, making the lamps suitable as reading lamps, ambient lighting, or accent lighting.
The lamps are in good vintage condition with normal signs of wear, including some paint damage on the metal base/fixture, in keeping with their age (see photos). Functionally tested.
Items are carefully packaged and dispatched with Track & Trace.
Set of two original IKEA design wall lamps, type R0101. The lamps feature a minimalist Scandinavian design with matte white glass shades, chrome metal arms, and a gray metal fixture with a characteristic red switch.
The lamps are designed for wall mounting and are supplied with the original IKEA 12V transformer. Thanks to the adjustable glass shades, the light beams can be easily directed, making the lamps suitable as reading lamps, ambient lighting, or accent lighting.
The lamps are in good vintage condition with normal signs of wear, including some paint damage on the metal base/fixture, in keeping with their age (see photos). Functionally tested.
Items are carefully packaged and dispatched with Track & Trace.

