Dijkstra Lampen - 落地燈 - 黃銅, 金屬 - 摆臂灯 138厘米!

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Constance Rousseau
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嵌木工藝大師,具備4年專業經驗。巴黎蘇富比拍賣學徒。

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這款 Dijkstra Lampen 落地燈以黃銅製成,採中世紀現代風格,配有可調式擺臂、可旋轉矩形燈罩及帶有紋理的金屬反射板。

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Vintage brass floor lamp by dutch lighting manufacturer dijkstra lampen, featuring an adjustable-articulated swing arm and rotating rectangular shade in a mid-century modern style.

its gold brass finish, balanced proportions and architectural silhouette give this lamp a quietly sophisticated presence, combining functional lighting with a distinctly sculptural character.

the lamp features an articulated swing arm allows the light source to be positioned at different distances from the stem and the rotating shade provides directional illumination.

the rectangular shade is particularly distinctive, with softly rounded edges and a brushed brass surface. Its interior features a textured, hammered metal reflector that distributes the light while adding an unexpected layer of detail to the otherwise restrained design.
this type of adjustable brass floor lamp is also commonly referred to as a banker’s, pharmacy, notary or reading lamp, valued for its functional design and precise directional lighting, both characteristic of european modernist lighting. Its construction and proportions recall comparable designs by holtkötter, including model 9614 and 2527, and florian schulz, as well as the earlier functional swing-arm lighting developed by walter von nessen. These references reflect a shared design language rather than an attribution to those designers or manufacturers.

what distinguishes this dijkstra example is the combination of its slender articulated construction, compact architectural shade and textured reflector. Together, these elements create a refined and functional piece of dutch vintage lighting.

Vintage brass floor lamp by dutch lighting manufacturer dijkstra lampen, featuring an adjustable-articulated swing arm and rotating rectangular shade in a mid-century modern style.

its gold brass finish, balanced proportions and architectural silhouette give this lamp a quietly sophisticated presence, combining functional lighting with a distinctly sculptural character.

the lamp features an articulated swing arm allows the light source to be positioned at different distances from the stem and the rotating shade provides directional illumination.

the rectangular shade is particularly distinctive, with softly rounded edges and a brushed brass surface. Its interior features a textured, hammered metal reflector that distributes the light while adding an unexpected layer of detail to the otherwise restrained design.
this type of adjustable brass floor lamp is also commonly referred to as a banker’s, pharmacy, notary or reading lamp, valued for its functional design and precise directional lighting, both characteristic of european modernist lighting. Its construction and proportions recall comparable designs by holtkötter, including model 9614 and 2527, and florian schulz, as well as the earlier functional swing-arm lighting developed by walter von nessen. These references reflect a shared design language rather than an attribution to those designers or manufacturers.

what distinguishes this dijkstra example is the combination of its slender articulated construction, compact architectural shade and textured reflector. Together, these elements create a refined and functional piece of dutch vintage lighting.

詳細資料

時代
1900-2000
標題附加資訊
Swing-arm Lamp 138cm!
物品數量
1
材質
金屬, 黃銅
製造商/品牌
Dijkstra Lampen
原產國
荷蘭
狀態
狀態良好- 使用過,亦有些微老化跡象
能正常運作
是
Height
138 cm
Width
60 cm
Depth
26 cm
重量
8 kg
顏色
青銅色
配件數量
2
大概年份
1960-1970
荷蘭已驗證
968
已售物品
93,71%
私人

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