Ceiling lamp - Metal, Enamel

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Industrial green metal hanging lamp with a single fitting, origin Sweden, dating from 1900 to 1910, measuring 25 cm high by 21 cm wide with a weight of 1.5 kg, in good condition with small signs of ageing.

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Enjoy the soft warmth from this nautical copper hanging lamp. It adds a cosy touch to homes in the UK and across Europe, ideal for dining areas or outdoor spots. Many choose it for its durable style and easy match with everyday decor.

Perfect for ocean enthusiasts or cafe runners seeking unique pieces. Restored from ship origins to illuminate your space. Yes, its light yet strong build endures, unlike heavier or fragile options.

Explore Authentic History
Crafted from aluminium and copper, this lamp features marine-grade quality that resists corrosion and weather. Aluminium forms the body for lightweight strength, while copper creates the shade for a focused glow. Experience its premium materials in every detail.

Such lamps originate from 1950s to 1980s cargo ships, possibly European makers. Notice the balanced 1.5 kg weight – it highlights quality construction, far from cheap replicas. Salvaged from decommissioned vessels and refurbished in Europe for genuine appeal.

Simple Installation Tips
Yes, this vintage brass marine ceiling light uses standard E27 bulbs available locally. We recommend professional re-wiring for safety. The IP56 rating protects against splashes, suitable for humid environments.

Wires, bulbs, and chains are not included – select ones that fit your setup. Subtle variations reflect its salvaged nature, adding character. Contact us for pre-orders if stock is low.

Essential Dimensions and Specs
Height: 25 cm
Width: 21 cm
Depth: 21 cm
Cap/Shade Diameter: 21 cm
Weight: 1.5 kg
Material: Aluminium + Copper
Condition: Antique/Old
Holder Type: E27 (Original holder, recommend re-wiring)
Rating: IP56
Common Questions Answered
How are aluminium and glass items packed?
We secure them in double boxes with protective foam. Shipments are insured and tracked for peace of mind.

Is this a true ship lamp or a reproduction?
Yes, it is 100% authentic, reclaimed from vessels and restored in Europe. Each piece carries real maritime history.

Can I order several for my hotel?
Yes, we support bulk orders. Reach out for special pricing and custom options, including advance booking.

What bulb fits this hanging lamp best?
Use any E27 bulb within the proper wattage. LED choices provide efficient, warm lighting for nautical settings.

How do I hang and wire this lamp?
Attach to a sturdy ceiling hook. We advise a qualified electrician for wiring to ensure safety.

Enjoy the soft warmth from this nautical copper hanging lamp. It adds a cosy touch to homes in the UK and across Europe, ideal for dining areas or outdoor spots. Many choose it for its durable style and easy match with everyday decor.

Perfect for ocean enthusiasts or cafe runners seeking unique pieces. Restored from ship origins to illuminate your space. Yes, its light yet strong build endures, unlike heavier or fragile options.

Explore Authentic History
Crafted from aluminium and copper, this lamp features marine-grade quality that resists corrosion and weather. Aluminium forms the body for lightweight strength, while copper creates the shade for a focused glow. Experience its premium materials in every detail.

Such lamps originate from 1950s to 1980s cargo ships, possibly European makers. Notice the balanced 1.5 kg weight – it highlights quality construction, far from cheap replicas. Salvaged from decommissioned vessels and refurbished in Europe for genuine appeal.

Simple Installation Tips
Yes, this vintage brass marine ceiling light uses standard E27 bulbs available locally. We recommend professional re-wiring for safety. The IP56 rating protects against splashes, suitable for humid environments.

Wires, bulbs, and chains are not included – select ones that fit your setup. Subtle variations reflect its salvaged nature, adding character. Contact us for pre-orders if stock is low.

Essential Dimensions and Specs
Height: 25 cm
Width: 21 cm
Depth: 21 cm
Cap/Shade Diameter: 21 cm
Weight: 1.5 kg
Material: Aluminium + Copper
Condition: Antique/Old
Holder Type: E27 (Original holder, recommend re-wiring)
Rating: IP56
Common Questions Answered
How are aluminium and glass items packed?
We secure them in double boxes with protective foam. Shipments are insured and tracked for peace of mind.

Is this a true ship lamp or a reproduction?
Yes, it is 100% authentic, reclaimed from vessels and restored in Europe. Each piece carries real maritime history.

Can I order several for my hotel?
Yes, we support bulk orders. Reach out for special pricing and custom options, including advance booking.

What bulb fits this hanging lamp best?
Use any E27 bulb within the proper wattage. LED choices provide efficient, warm lighting for nautical settings.

How do I hang and wire this lamp?
Attach to a sturdy ceiling hook. We advise a qualified electrician for wiring to ensure safety.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Style subtype
Industrial design
Number of objects
1
Material
Enamel, Metal
Country of origin
Sweden
Style
Industrial
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
25 cm
Width
21 cm
Depth
21 cm
Weight
1.5 kg
Colour
Green
Number Of Fittings
1
Estimated period
1900-1910
SwedenVerified
179
Objects sold
100%
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