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Vintage brass bankers desk table lamp

Vintage brass bankers desk table lamp

Regular price €225,00 EUR
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Step into a bygone era of refined elegance with our meticulously crafted 1940s Bankers Desk Lamp, an embodiment of timeless sophistication. This iconic piece is a harmonious marriage of vintage charm and enduring craftsmanship, exquisitely fashioned in lustrous brass to capture the essence of a golden age.

Imagine the warm radiance emanating from the meticulously polished brass body, casting a soft, amber-hued glow across your workspace. The lamp's silhouette, a tribute to the design sensibilities of the 1940s, boasts clean lines and an artful balance that seamlessly integrates with both classic and contemporary settings.

The attention to detail is unparalleled, from the gracefully arched neck to the sturdy base that anchors the lamp in both style and substance. The brass finish not only lends an air of opulence but also ages gracefully, acquiring a rich patina over time that tells the story of its enduring legacy.

Functionality meets aesthetics as the adjustable shade adds a touch of vintage allure, reminiscent of the traditional banker's lamp design. This timeless desk companion is not merely a source of illumination; it's a statement piece, a conversation starter that transports you to an era where craftsmanship was revered, and design was an art form.

Indulge in the nostalgia of yesteryear while infusing your workspace with the dignified presence of our 1940s Bankers Desk Lamp – a symbol of enduring style that transcends trends and stands as a testament to the timeless allure of brass craftsmanship. Illuminate your workspace with a touch of history and elevate your surroundings to an era where sophistication reigned supreme

Measurements:

Height 43cm
Width 16cm
Depth 18cm

The lamp comes equipped with oneE27 Edison screw bulb socket.

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