Philips - Lamp ornament (2) - industrial design - Steel / +.divers - Charlotte Perriand design
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Philips Infraphil infrared lamp from the 1950s, finished in cream/white with a distinctive red infrared bulb, original Philips sticker, protective cage and adjustable arm, in good used condition and measuring 15 × 15 × 26 cm (depth × width × height) and weighing 1.2 kg, made of metal, glass and plastic in the Netherlands.
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Philips Infraphil -plus medical infrared lamp – approx. 1950s
Special, original Philips Infraphil infrared heat lamp, finished in cream/white, with a distinctive red glass infrared lamp and protective cage. Equipped with the original Philips logo, adjustable arm and round base.
The Infraphil is among the well-known Dutch post-war design classics. The model is often attributed in vintage circles to the French designer Charlotte Perriand. This attribution is, however, not definitive: Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen notes that Perriand selected the Infraphil for the 1949 exhibition Formes Utiles, but she was not the designer. The actual designer is likely an anonymous Philips employee.
Brand: Philips
Model: Infraphil plus, loose extra UV lamp added upon request!
Designer: attributed to Charlotte Perriand
Correct nuance: design not definitively credited to Perriand
Period: circa 1950s–1960s
Origin: Netherlands
Material: metal, glass and plastic
Color: cream/white with red infrared lamp
Condition: vintage, with normal signs of use and aging
Special features: original Philips sticker, original red infrared lamp, protective cage and adjustable construction.
A characteristic and decorative example of early Philips industrial design.
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen – Philips Infraphil 7529
Philips Infraphil -plus medical infrared lamp – approx. 1950s
Special, original Philips Infraphil infrared heat lamp, finished in cream/white, with a distinctive red glass infrared lamp and protective cage. Equipped with the original Philips logo, adjustable arm and round base.
The Infraphil is among the well-known Dutch post-war design classics. The model is often attributed in vintage circles to the French designer Charlotte Perriand. This attribution is, however, not definitive: Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen notes that Perriand selected the Infraphil for the 1949 exhibition Formes Utiles, but she was not the designer. The actual designer is likely an anonymous Philips employee.
Brand: Philips
Model: Infraphil plus, loose extra UV lamp added upon request!
Designer: attributed to Charlotte Perriand
Correct nuance: design not definitively credited to Perriand
Period: circa 1950s–1960s
Origin: Netherlands
Material: metal, glass and plastic
Color: cream/white with red infrared lamp
Condition: vintage, with normal signs of use and aging
Special features: original Philips sticker, original red infrared lamp, protective cage and adjustable construction.
A characteristic and decorative example of early Philips industrial design.
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen – Philips Infraphil 7529
Details
Specific region of origin
Eindhoven
Style subtype
Sustainable design
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Charlotte Perriand design
Number of objects
2
Material
Steel / +.divers
Manufacturer/brand
Philips
Model
industrial design
Country of origin
Netherlands
Style
Contemporary
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
26 cm
Width
15 cm
Depth
15 cm
Weight
1.2 kg
Estimated period
1950-1960
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