Kandem Bauhaus Workshop Table Lamp – Model 745 (1930s, Leipzig, Germany) The iconic Kandem Model 745 table lamp—an authentic 1930s production by Körting & Mathiesen, Leipzig—stands as a landmark of Bauhaus industrial lighting. Developed in the Kandem design studios under the artistic leadership of Marianne Brandt and Hin Bredendieck, this model reflects the Bauhaus ethos: rational geometry, functional engineering, and material honesty. Originally designed as a workshop and architect’s desk lamp, the 745 features a curved tubular metal arm, an adjustable conical shade, and a porcelain E27 fitting. Its sculptural simplicity and industrial character make it one of the most sought-after Bauhaus lighting designs worldwide—equally compelling as a functional desk lamp or as a curated design object. Authentic 1930s Kandem production – Körting & Mathiesen, Leipzig Bauhaus Model 745 with original compact shade geometry Curved tubular metal arm with adjustable shade joint E27 fitting (bulb included) On/off switch on the base Rewired for safety; Structurally stable, fully functional, and directly ready for use Dimensions & Weight Approx. 40 cm (h) – base to top of shade Approx. 17 cm (w) – diameter of the metal shade Estimated weight: approx. 1,85 Kg – solid metal base From a private Dutch Bauhaus & industrial design collection Carefully preserved as part of a curated decorative-arts and design archive Offered No Reserve for auction Excellent pre-loved vintage condition, consistent with 1930s workshop origins Some paint touch ups: Please study all photos carefully for the best impression Electrical Disclaimer Fully functional, but as with all vintage electrical items, a safety check by a qualified professional is recommended before use. Shipping & Handling Professional, shock-safe packaging with high-density protective padding Next-day dispatch from the Netherlands Tracked, insured, and registered shipping