Philips - Louis Kalff - Table lamp - NTS 7 - Aluminium, Glass, Metal





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Philips NTS7 table lamp designed by Louis Kalff in the Netherlands, circa 1960s, with aluminium, glass and metal construction, dimensions 22 cm high by 10 cm wide by 15 cm deep, in excellent condition and fully working.
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Philips NTS7 Table Lamp / Desk Lamp / Ambient Light
Designer: Louis Kalff | Origin: The Netherlands | Date: Circa 1960s
This Philips NTS7 table lamp, designed by Dutch renowned designer Louis Kalff, exemplifies the distinctive character of mid-century Dutch industrial design. Its clean, geometric form and Cubist-inspired aesthetic give the piece a strong sculptural presence. Crafted from metal, the lamp retains its original white painted finish, combining understated elegance with a distinctive vintage character.
The relatively rare NTS7 model is accompanied by its original Philips identification label. The lamp is in good vintage condition, with a few minor surface scratches and no significant dents. It is fully functional and ready for use, making it both a practical lighting piece and an appealing collectible example of mid-century design.
Philips NTS7 Table Lamp / Desk Lamp / Ambient Light
Designer: Louis Kalff | Origin: The Netherlands | Date: Circa 1960s
This Philips NTS7 table lamp, designed by Dutch renowned designer Louis Kalff, exemplifies the distinctive character of mid-century Dutch industrial design. Its clean, geometric form and Cubist-inspired aesthetic give the piece a strong sculptural presence. Crafted from metal, the lamp retains its original white painted finish, combining understated elegance with a distinctive vintage character.
The relatively rare NTS7 model is accompanied by its original Philips identification label. The lamp is in good vintage condition, with a few minor surface scratches and no significant dents. It is fully functional and ready for use, making it both a practical lighting piece and an appealing collectible example of mid-century design.

