Bankamp Leuchten - Table lamp - Vintage Bankamp-Leuchten Brass Bouillotte Table Lamp – Model 5379 - Brass, Metal

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Constance Rousseau
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Estimate  € 170 - € 210
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€15

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Bankamp-Leuchten brass Bouillotte table lamp, model 5379, a mid‑century modern two‑candlestick design in polished brass with green fabric shades, Germany, circa 1970s–1980s; measures 30 cm wide by 15 cm deep and 48 cm high, in good used condition and in working order with two E14 sockets (max 60 W each, 250 V).

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An elegant, mid-century modern interpretations of the classic French Empire "Bouillotte" style table lamp, manufactured by the prestigious German lighting design house Bankamp-Leuchten (Neheim-Hustena). Known for their high-quality craftsmanship ("Made in Sauerland"), Bankamp lamps are highly collectible for their premium materials and structural durability.
This particular model (5379) features a dual candlestick design crafted from heavy polished brass, resting on an ornate tiered circular base. The column extends into a decorative ring finial loop. The lamp is fitted with two adjustable tapered fabric lampshades in a deep olive green hue that pairs beautifully with the gold-tone metalwork.
The underside preserves its authentic maker’s label, confirming the model number and technical testing certification standard (VDE).
• Manufacturer: Bankamp-Leuchten
• Origin: Neheim-Hüsten, Germany
• Model: 5379
• Period: Circa 1970s – 1980s
• Material: Polished Brass, Fabric Shades
• Sockets: 2 x E14 candle base (Max 60W per socket, 250V)
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The brass displays a beautiful, bright luster with minimal age-related patina. Fabric shades are intact, clean, and sit evenly. Wiring is original and in working order.

An elegant, mid-century modern interpretations of the classic French Empire "Bouillotte" style table lamp, manufactured by the prestigious German lighting design house Bankamp-Leuchten (Neheim-Hustena). Known for their high-quality craftsmanship ("Made in Sauerland"), Bankamp lamps are highly collectible for their premium materials and structural durability.
This particular model (5379) features a dual candlestick design crafted from heavy polished brass, resting on an ornate tiered circular base. The column extends into a decorative ring finial loop. The lamp is fitted with two adjustable tapered fabric lampshades in a deep olive green hue that pairs beautifully with the gold-tone metalwork.
The underside preserves its authentic maker’s label, confirming the model number and technical testing certification standard (VDE).
• Manufacturer: Bankamp-Leuchten
• Origin: Neheim-Hüsten, Germany
• Model: 5379
• Period: Circa 1970s – 1980s
• Material: Polished Brass, Fabric Shades
• Sockets: 2 x E14 candle base (Max 60W per socket, 250V)
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The brass displays a beautiful, bright luster with minimal age-related patina. Fabric shades are intact, clean, and sit evenly. Wiring is original and in working order.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Material
Brass, Metal
Manufacturer/brand
Bankamp Leuchten
Model
Vintage Bankamp-Leuchten Brass Bouillotte Table Lamp – Model 5379
Country of origin
Germany
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
48 cm
Width
30 cm
Depth
15 cm
Colour
Green
Estimated period
1970-1980
The NetherlandsVerified
313
Objects sold
97.44%
Private

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