Wilhelm Wagenfeld for Lindner Leuchten - Wall lamp - Model 6065 - Porcelain, Opaline glass

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Two Wilhelm Wagenfeld wall lamps for Lindner Leuchten, Model 6065, Bauhaus, circa 1958–1960, made in Germany from glazed porcelain and opal glass, in good vintage condition with minor signs of age, functioning, dimensions per lamp 22 cm high by 9 cm wide by 10 cm deep, total weight 1128 g.

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Set of 2 Wilhelm Wagenfeld wall lamps – Lindner Leuchten – Model 6065 – Bauhaus – circa 1958/1960

Very handsome and characterful set of two vintage wall lamps, model 6065, designed by the famous German Bauhaus designer Wilhelm Wagenfeld (1900–1990) for Lindner Leuchten, Germany.

Model 6065 is attributed in specialized design sources to Wagenfeld and Lindner. The design is dated by various sources to around 1958, while VNTG lists the model as an edition from the 1960s. Therefore this set is offered as a design from circa 1958, produced around the late 1950s/1960s.

The design is a beautiful example of Wagenfeld’s functionalist design philosophy: clear, simple, and functional, without superfluous decoration. The flowing, almost capsule-shaped form lends the lamps a particularly sculptural appearance.

Each lamp consists of a white glazed porcelain/ceramic wall mount with an elongated shade of milky white opal glass. When the lamp is switched on, the opaline shade glows beautifully and evenly, producing a pleasant diffuse light.

Because of their compact size and timeless form, these lamps are especially suitable to place on either side of a bathroom or wall mirror. Of course, they also look excellent in a hall, bedroom, or in a modern Bauhaus, Scandinavian, or Mid-Century interior.

Both porcelain holders feature an incised round factory mark on the back and the designation “250 V 282.” The corresponding markings on both pieces confirm that this is a matching set. The designation 282 is not listed here as a model number; the documented design is referred to as model 6065.

Specifications

* Designer: Wilhelm Wagenfeld (1900–1990)
* Manufacturer: Lindner Leuchten / Lindner, Germany
* Model: 6065
* Design: ca. 1958
* Production period: late 1950s / 1960s
* Style: Bauhaus / Functionalism / Mid-Century Modern
* Quantity: 2 wall lamps
* Materials: glazed porcelain/ceramic and opal glass
* Color: white
* Marking: round factory mark and 250 V 282
* Dimensions per lamp: L/H 22 × W 9 × D 10 cm
* Total weight of the set: 1128 grams
* Origin: Germany

Condition

The lamps are in good vintage condition, with normal signs of use and aging fitting their age.

One of the mounting holes has a small flea bite/chip in the porcelain/ glaze. This defect is clearly photographed and is located at the mounting opening, making it hardly noticeable when the lamp is mounted.

Additionally, light superficial signs of wear may be present. Please examine the photos carefully; they form an important part of the condition description.

A beautiful and decorative matching set of two Wilhelm Wagenfeld model 6065 wall lamps for Lindner, in which German functionalist design, opal glass, and porcelain come together in a characteristic manner.

Both items will be securely packed for Smart Shipping, sent as registered and insured with track and trace.

Seller's Story

I have a passion for vintage design, and my objects mainly come from Scandinavia. I seek out unique gems that are then offered to new owners through this platform. I ensure that the objects are very well packaged so they can arrive safely. I hope that, through my circular mission of sustainability, these beautiful objects can be given a second life, serving as a good example for many others.
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Set of 2 Wilhelm Wagenfeld wall lamps – Lindner Leuchten – Model 6065 – Bauhaus – circa 1958/1960

Very handsome and characterful set of two vintage wall lamps, model 6065, designed by the famous German Bauhaus designer Wilhelm Wagenfeld (1900–1990) for Lindner Leuchten, Germany.

Model 6065 is attributed in specialized design sources to Wagenfeld and Lindner. The design is dated by various sources to around 1958, while VNTG lists the model as an edition from the 1960s. Therefore this set is offered as a design from circa 1958, produced around the late 1950s/1960s.

The design is a beautiful example of Wagenfeld’s functionalist design philosophy: clear, simple, and functional, without superfluous decoration. The flowing, almost capsule-shaped form lends the lamps a particularly sculptural appearance.

Each lamp consists of a white glazed porcelain/ceramic wall mount with an elongated shade of milky white opal glass. When the lamp is switched on, the opaline shade glows beautifully and evenly, producing a pleasant diffuse light.

Because of their compact size and timeless form, these lamps are especially suitable to place on either side of a bathroom or wall mirror. Of course, they also look excellent in a hall, bedroom, or in a modern Bauhaus, Scandinavian, or Mid-Century interior.

Both porcelain holders feature an incised round factory mark on the back and the designation “250 V 282.” The corresponding markings on both pieces confirm that this is a matching set. The designation 282 is not listed here as a model number; the documented design is referred to as model 6065.

Specifications

* Designer: Wilhelm Wagenfeld (1900–1990)
* Manufacturer: Lindner Leuchten / Lindner, Germany
* Model: 6065
* Design: ca. 1958
* Production period: late 1950s / 1960s
* Style: Bauhaus / Functionalism / Mid-Century Modern
* Quantity: 2 wall lamps
* Materials: glazed porcelain/ceramic and opal glass
* Color: white
* Marking: round factory mark and 250 V 282
* Dimensions per lamp: L/H 22 × W 9 × D 10 cm
* Total weight of the set: 1128 grams
* Origin: Germany

Condition

The lamps are in good vintage condition, with normal signs of use and aging fitting their age.

One of the mounting holes has a small flea bite/chip in the porcelain/ glaze. This defect is clearly photographed and is located at the mounting opening, making it hardly noticeable when the lamp is mounted.

Additionally, light superficial signs of wear may be present. Please examine the photos carefully; they form an important part of the condition description.

A beautiful and decorative matching set of two Wilhelm Wagenfeld model 6065 wall lamps for Lindner, in which German functionalist design, opal glass, and porcelain come together in a characteristic manner.

Both items will be securely packed for Smart Shipping, sent as registered and insured with track and trace.

Seller's Story

I have a passion for vintage design, and my objects mainly come from Scandinavia. I seek out unique gems that are then offered to new owners through this platform. I ensure that the objects are very well packaged so they can arrive safely. I hope that, through my circular mission of sustainability, these beautiful objects can be given a second life, serving as a good example for many others.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Material
Opaline glass, Porcelain
Manufacturer/brand
Wilhelm Wagenfeld for Lindner Leuchten
Model
Model 6065
Country of origin
Germany
Style
Bauhaus
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
22 cm
Width
9 cm
Depth
10 cm
Weight
1128 g
Estimated period
1958-1960
The NetherlandsVerified
3180
Objects sold
98.57%
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