A.E. Cremer Paris - Lampe - SGOG - Legering
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A.E. Cremer Paris – SGOG vintage Fresnel studiolampe fra Frankrike, i utmerket stand og fullfunksjonell, laget av metalllegering, dimensjoner ca. 40 cm høy, 20 cm bred, 30 cm dyp, vekt 4 kg, industristil, estimert periode 1940–1950.
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A.E. Cremer Paris – Vintage French Fresnel Studio Spotlight – Fully Working – Cast Metal Film/Theatre Lamp
Description:
A vintage Fresnel spotlight by A.E. Cremer, a French lighting manufacturer founded in Paris around 1920, renowned for its “SPOTAC” range widely used in French film studios and theatres from the 1930s–50s onward until the company closed in 1977. The Fresnel lens technology was pioneered for cinema lighting by Louis Cochet (collaborator of cinematographer Henri Alekan) and developed commercially by Cremer, becoming a standard fixture in post-war French studios — including, reportedly, the famed Studio Harcourt.
Condition: Fully working, tested and functioning correctly.
Dimensions: approx. 40 cm (height)
Features:
• Cast aluminum spun-metal housing, grey hammer-tone finish
• Marked “Breveté S.G.D.G.” (French patent stamp) and “A.E. Cremer”
• Fresnel ribbed glass lens (stamped “DF 125”) in hinged black door with wire glass retainer
• Hinged rear access door with wing-nut latch and ceramic socket
• Original Philips Holland incandescent bulb, visible coiled dual filament
• Focus adjustment via sliding bulb carriage (bringing bulb closer/further from lens) to vary beam spread — classic Cremer feature
• Tilting yoke with wing-nut tension adjustment for full vertical rotation
• Folded-steel table/wall mounting bracket
• Original fabric-covered flex cable
• Includes separate cast-aluminum pipe/wall clamp accessory
• Matching black barn-door/louvre accessory (hinged flaps) included
Honest age-appropriate wear to the paint and light surface oxidation on the aluminum; structurally sound, complete, and in full working order. A genuine piece of French cinema lighting history, now equally at home as a striking piece of industrial decor.
A.E. Cremer Paris – Vintage French Fresnel Studio Spotlight – Fully Working – Cast Metal Film/Theatre Lamp
Description:
A vintage Fresnel spotlight by A.E. Cremer, a French lighting manufacturer founded in Paris around 1920, renowned for its “SPOTAC” range widely used in French film studios and theatres from the 1930s–50s onward until the company closed in 1977. The Fresnel lens technology was pioneered for cinema lighting by Louis Cochet (collaborator of cinematographer Henri Alekan) and developed commercially by Cremer, becoming a standard fixture in post-war French studios — including, reportedly, the famed Studio Harcourt.
Condition: Fully working, tested and functioning correctly.
Dimensions: approx. 40 cm (height)
Features:
• Cast aluminum spun-metal housing, grey hammer-tone finish
• Marked “Breveté S.G.D.G.” (French patent stamp) and “A.E. Cremer”
• Fresnel ribbed glass lens (stamped “DF 125”) in hinged black door with wire glass retainer
• Hinged rear access door with wing-nut latch and ceramic socket
• Original Philips Holland incandescent bulb, visible coiled dual filament
• Focus adjustment via sliding bulb carriage (bringing bulb closer/further from lens) to vary beam spread — classic Cremer feature
• Tilting yoke with wing-nut tension adjustment for full vertical rotation
• Folded-steel table/wall mounting bracket
• Original fabric-covered flex cable
• Includes separate cast-aluminum pipe/wall clamp accessory
• Matching black barn-door/louvre accessory (hinged flaps) included
Honest age-appropriate wear to the paint and light surface oxidation on the aluminum; structurally sound, complete, and in full working order. A genuine piece of French cinema lighting history, now equally at home as a striking piece of industrial decor.
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