Luminox / Gallery Oxar - Philippe Rogier - Jocelyne Trocmé - Wall lamp (2) - Disco Wall lamp - Acrylic - NO RESERVE
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Pair of Philippe Rogier and Jocelyne Trocmé Disco wall lamps for Luminox / Gallery Oxar, made in France in the 1970s from metal and smoked acrylic, in good condition with slight signs of age and in working order.
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NO RESERVE:
Two identical rare Philippe Rogier - Jocelyne Trocmé for Luminox / Gallery Oxar disco wall lamps. Dating from the 1970s. Both in exceptionally good condition.
Gives a very warm diffuse light through the head mirror lamps and the smoked acrylic.
Specs:
materials: stainless steel, smoked acrylic
Height: 18 cm
Width: 18 cm
Depth: 13 cm (8.5 + 4.5 cm)
Fitting: E27 (head mirror lamps included)
Condition: very good.
Bio:
The French lighting company Gallery Oxar, based in Paris, was originally founded in the 1970s under the less well-known name Luminox. Derived from Lumière Inox. At that time the company mainly produced lamps from stainless steel. One of the best-known designs is the "Fleur de Lumière" lamp. A design by founder Philippe Rogier who later started combining inox with acrylic, from which these Disco lamps emerged. It also exists in other versions (with one lamp or with 4).
A few years later the company name was changed to (Gallery) Oxar. In 2005 the leadership was taken over by Jocelyne Trocmé. Under her direction some popular Luminox lamps were reissued. This is probably the reason why lamps by founder Philippe Rogier are attributed to Jocelyne Trocmé.
Desirable 70s vintage lamps in very good condition. Scarce offered as a pair.
3 more similar pieces available.
Carefully packaged and shipped with track & trace including insurance
Text & photo copyright by LAMPALICIOUS - Vintage Designer Lamps
Have a look at my other vintage designer lamps by clicking on my username.
NO RESERVE:
Two identical rare Philippe Rogier - Jocelyne Trocmé for Luminox / Gallery Oxar disco wall lamps. Dating from the 1970s. Both in exceptionally good condition.
Gives a very warm diffuse light through the head mirror lamps and the smoked acrylic.
Specs:
materials: stainless steel, smoked acrylic
Height: 18 cm
Width: 18 cm
Depth: 13 cm (8.5 + 4.5 cm)
Fitting: E27 (head mirror lamps included)
Condition: very good.
Bio:
The French lighting company Gallery Oxar, based in Paris, was originally founded in the 1970s under the less well-known name Luminox. Derived from Lumière Inox. At that time the company mainly produced lamps from stainless steel. One of the best-known designs is the "Fleur de Lumière" lamp. A design by founder Philippe Rogier who later started combining inox with acrylic, from which these Disco lamps emerged. It also exists in other versions (with one lamp or with 4).
A few years later the company name was changed to (Gallery) Oxar. In 2005 the leadership was taken over by Jocelyne Trocmé. Under her direction some popular Luminox lamps were reissued. This is probably the reason why lamps by founder Philippe Rogier are attributed to Jocelyne Trocmé.
Desirable 70s vintage lamps in very good condition. Scarce offered as a pair.
3 more similar pieces available.
Carefully packaged and shipped with track & trace including insurance
Text & photo copyright by LAMPALICIOUS - Vintage Designer Lamps
Have a look at my other vintage designer lamps by clicking on my username.
Details
Specific region of origin
Paris
Plastic type
Acrylic
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
NO RESERVE
Number of objects
2
Material
Metal, Plastic
Manufacturer/brand
Luminox / Gallery Oxar
Designer/artist/maker
Philippe Rogier - Jocelyne Trocmé
Model
Disco Wall lamp
Country of origin
France
Style
Mid-century modern
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
18 mm
Width
18 mm
Depth
14 mm
Estimated period
1970-1980
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