1920's Industrial Desk Lamp

An early brass Dugdills desk lamp. c.1920 In wonderful original condition with the earlier cast rosettes for hand tightening of the joints. Complete with NOS white enamel shade. ...

An elegant brass wall lamp by renowned English lighting company Dugdills. c.1920 Rare early example made entirely of brass, featuring the 'rosettes' for tightening the joints and ...

Very rare example of the iconic factory machinist’s lamp, made in England by Dugdills, c.1910. Crafted entirely from brass with the less commonly seen oxidised copper finish. Featur...

Very original example of an early Dugdills desk lamp. c.1915 Surviving inn wonderful original condition, with the cast rosettes and domed enamel shade. Faceted heavy duty base emb...

Beautifully engineered workman's lamp designed by renowned lighting manufactures Dugdills. c.1930 In un-touched, original condition - the lamp retains remnants of its factory pain...

A beautiful example of an early Dugdills desk lamp. c.1915 Surviving in wonderful original condition. All brass construction, featuring decorative and weighted base with 'rosettes...

Own an original, not a cheap reproduction.... This, a circa 1920 Faries adjustable desk lamp. All original except cord and in perfect working order. Adjusting clamps work as they sho...

Very rare example of an early factory machinist's lamp made in England by Dugdills. c.1910 Manufactured from steel with a very nice patinated finish throughout, featuring the earl...

An original example of an early factory machinist's lamp made in England by Dugdills. c.1910 Manufactured from steel with remnants of painted layers which have patinated during its ...

Industrial Dugdills Desk Lamp A scarce early Dugdills lamp reclaimed from a military installation. The lamp is in original condition retaining its white enamel shade and steel arms with their original cream paint. This is a rare model of Dugdills lamps produced. Dugdills were one of the early manufacturers of industrial lighting. The company was founded in the 1930s by John Dugdill a prolific British inventor who filed a succession of technical patents in both Britain and the US before 1939. This desk lamp with its articulating joints has the rarer cog tensioners and would have been issued for use in the Royal Navy retaining its AP9103A Admiralty Patent number. Dimensions: Lower Arm 1 : 30cm Middle Arm 2: 24cm Top Arm 3: 24cm inc shade Shade diameter: 14cm Origin: Portsmouth, England Circa: 1930s Workshop Report: There is some minor wear to the shade enamel. The lamp has been stripped back, cleaned and the joint spacers...