Analogue telephone - T65 - Plastic - Lamp made from a phone

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This working 1970s plastic lamp is made from a green rotary telephone and is in good used condition, with minor signs of age and small spots.

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Unique green Balinese lamp made from a 1970 rotary-dial telephone. The handset is attached with a flexible rod wrapped in the original telephone cord, making it look as though the handset is floating.

This distinctive lamp has an E27 socket, so you can easily fit a bulb of your choice. A real eye-catcher in any interior and the perfect gift for lovers of vintage design.

Comes with a long black power cord with an on/off switch.

Supplied without an LED bulb.

Unique green Balinese lamp made from a 1970 rotary-dial telephone. The handset is attached with a flexible rod wrapped in the original telephone cord, making it look as though the handset is floating.

This distinctive lamp has an E27 socket, so you can easily fit a bulb of your choice. A real eye-catcher in any interior and the perfect gift for lovers of vintage design.

Comes with a long black power cord with an on/off switch.

Supplied without an LED bulb.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
3 kg
Title additional information
Lamp made from a phone
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Netherlands
Model
T65
Material
Plastic
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
55 cm
Width
20 cm
Depth
30 cm
In working order
Yes
Estimated period
1970s
The NetherlandsVerified
338
Objects sold
Private

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