Jielde, France, 1960 - Jean-Louis Domecq - Desk lamp - Gilt brass
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Jielde lamp by Jean-Louis Domecq, France, dating to the 1950s–1960s, in excellent barely-used condition and in working order, with a steel body, brass fittings, two articulated arms, a 123 cm height, 22 cm square base, 20 cm globe diameter, and a 250 cm textile cord; E14 bulb not included and the lamp is dimmable via the integrated cord switch.
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Famous large Jieldé workshop lamp, France, with 2 articulated arms, in Industrial and Loft style.
This 1950s-1960s example has been fully converted into a desk lamp by Art&fact. Bordeaux and comes with an authenticity certificate from the restorer.
Originating from Lyon, France, this iconic lamp was designed by Jean-Louis Domecq in the 1950s-1960s. He revolutionized the concept of articulated-arm lamps in professional settings by removing the electrical cord at the pivots.
Blue riveted builder plate, visible on the globe.
Referring to the early Vespa color models (green), this unique piece bears that color inside the globe and on the base.
New electrical system meeting CE standards, with a perfectly functional brass "droplet" switch. The power cord has been replaced with a new black textile-sheathed cord with a secondary switch, equipped with a dimmer for light intensity.
Dimmable screw-in bulb, type E14, not included.
Diameter of the globe with handle: 20 cm
Length of one arm: 45 cm
Base diameter: 22 cm
Cable length: 250 cm
Fast and careful worldwide shipping.
Famous large Jieldé workshop lamp, France, with 2 articulated arms, in Industrial and Loft style.
This 1950s-1960s example has been fully converted into a desk lamp by Art&fact. Bordeaux and comes with an authenticity certificate from the restorer.
Originating from Lyon, France, this iconic lamp was designed by Jean-Louis Domecq in the 1950s-1960s. He revolutionized the concept of articulated-arm lamps in professional settings by removing the electrical cord at the pivots.
Blue riveted builder plate, visible on the globe.
Referring to the early Vespa color models (green), this unique piece bears that color inside the globe and on the base.
New electrical system meeting CE standards, with a perfectly functional brass "droplet" switch. The power cord has been replaced with a new black textile-sheathed cord with a secondary switch, equipped with a dimmer for light intensity.
Dimmable screw-in bulb, type E14, not included.
Diameter of the globe with handle: 20 cm
Length of one arm: 45 cm
Base diameter: 22 cm
Cable length: 250 cm
Fast and careful worldwide shipping.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Style subtype
Industrial design
Brass type
Gilt brass
Specific region of origin
Lyon
Material
Brass, Steel
Manufacturer/brand
Jielde, France, 1960
Designer/artist/maker
Jean-Louis Domecq
Country of origin
France
Style
Industrial
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
In working order
Yes
Height
123 cm
Width
22 cm
Depth
22 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
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