Bormann Wall Light Made by the Bauhaus in Germany 1930

Designed, circa 1930. Can reach every position and is high adjustable.

Gorgeous Bauhaus icon swing arm wall light designed by Heinrich Siegfried Bormann, Germany, circa 1930. The wall-mounted tubular metal and black enameled lamp has a height adjustable lamp shade thanks to wiring and counterweight. The lamp shade itself which has a width of 18 cm / 7.09 inches, rests on an aluminum lamp fitting with switch. To change the direction of the light, the shade can be lifted and placed to the desired position by hand. The swivel arm can be positioned in multiple ways, so the light can be used as reading light or desk lamp. Originally manufactured and distributed by Koerting & Mathiesen Germany in the 1930s, this offered model is made a little later by the Italian Company Ugo Police...

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