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Holophane Wall Lights Circa 1950s conference_table NB: The vouchers are valid

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Holophane Wall Lights Circa 1950s conference_table NB: The vouchers are validHolophane Wall Lights Circa 1950sProduct code #OA2627 Price is for the pair Worldwide shipping All prices inc VAT All prices inc UK shipping Prismatic glass shades Cast iron shell Takes E27 fitting bulbs Wires directly into the wall feed French~ 1950s 22cm tall x 22cm wide x 17cm deep Holphane In 1893, the French engineer and physicist Andr Eugne Blondel (1863 1938), with the help of a Greek engineer, Spyridon Psaroudaki, invented the prismatic lens

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NB: The vouchers are valid for 12 months from the date stated on the voucher

Rolls Royce Factory Pendant Lights By Thorlux Circa 1950sProduct code #OA1680- Worldwide shipping- All prices inc VAT- All prices inc UK shipping- Price is per light- Vitreous green enamel shades- White enamel inner reflectors- Twist off tops- Takes E27 fitting bulbs- Comes with 100cm of red twist cable- Comes with chain and ceiling hook- Made by Thorlux- Salvaged from the Rolls Royce factory at Derby- English ~ 1950s- 46cm wide x 60cm tallThorluxThorlux was founded by Frederick William Thorpe in 1936 in Redditch

Bauhaus Desk Lamp By Molitor Circa 1930s

Bulb Type ~ E14

Condition ReportRe wired with modern electrical components

Holophane Wall Lights Circa 1950s conference_table NB: The vouchers are validHolophane Wall Lights Circa 1950sProduct code #OA2627 Price is for the pair Worldwide shipping All prices inc VAT All prices inc UK shipping Prismatic glass shades Cast iron shell Takes E27 fitting bulbs Wires directly into the wall feed French~ 1950s 22cm tall x 22cm wide x 17cm deep Holphane In 1893, the French engineer and physicist Andr Eugne Blondel (1863 1938), with the help of a Greek engineer, Spyridon Psaroudaki, invented the prismatic lens

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