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A stunning brass articulating lamp by John Dugdill & Co, England circa 1910.
The lamp has been exposed to years of damp conditions which has created a wonderful green / blue verdigris patina which we have left as found other than loosening up the joints / movable points.
This lamp features a decorative base stamped DUGDILLS PATENT and the much sort after decorative Rosetted joint tensioners as named in our original Dugdills brochure but are commonly known as "Daisy Joints" or COG Joints.
The lamp articulates horizontally and vertically along several points of the lamp.
A Stunning lamp designed to be wall mounted but can work wonderfully as desk / table lamps also with the addition of a weighted base.
Custom hardwood bases can be made to order for an additional cost.
| Technical Details | |
| Bulb Type | B22 |
| Maximum Wattage | 12 watts LED |
| Projection from wall | 400mm to 950 mm |
| Arm Lengths | 1) 100mm 2) 300mm 3) 450mm 4) 80mm |
| Width of base | 100 mm |
| Colour / Materials | Brass / Verdigris / Green / Blue |
| Weight | 3 kg |
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We ship worldwide weekly.
We aim to dispatch items within 3 working days depending if or what customisations are required to the order.
Our original items are reclaimed from industrial settings between the early 1900’s up to the 1970’s and due to the nature of their original life most of our product have received wear and tear which as a result have created the wonderful individual character of our pieces.
The pictures of our products are potentially sample pieces from a run or batch of products and we have tried our upmost to offer a true reflection of the product you will receive. However due to the nature and age of the products there will be variations between individual pieces, if you require more information on the condition of specific pieces please get in touch via our contact page.
