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Metal table lamp
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Condition: Used
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All metal and nothing else! This all-metal table lamp was made in 1968. And it still works.
It comes with the original electrical cord and plug. Length: 4.42 feet (135 cm).
The metal lamp is 1.31 feet (40 cm) tall and 0.72 pounds (22 cm) wide. Weight: 2.37 pounds (1076 gr).
The metal shade contains vintage hardware for operating a standard incandescent light bulb. The shade is rusty inside. The lamp is scratched in some places. However, the paint on the lamp is original. The lampshade rotates in all four directions. Thanks to this, a person can direct the light from the lamp in any direction, even towards the ceiling.
This lamp can safely fall from a table or even higher. The lamp contains no breakable parts. When the lamp is turned on, the iron shade becomes very hot. Therefore, in cold weather, the lamp feels warm next to it. A person can even dry small items, such as socks, on the hot metal shade.
Overall, this metal lamp is a symbol of a bygone era. A time when metal was cheap, the Cold War was raging, and people still felt the pain of losing John Kennedy.
It comes with the original electrical cord and plug. Length: 4.42 feet (135 cm).
The metal lamp is 1.31 feet (40 cm) tall and 0.72 pounds (22 cm) wide. Weight: 2.37 pounds (1076 gr).
The metal shade contains vintage hardware for operating a standard incandescent light bulb. The shade is rusty inside. The lamp is scratched in some places. However, the paint on the lamp is original. The lampshade rotates in all four directions. Thanks to this, a person can direct the light from the lamp in any direction, even towards the ceiling.
This lamp can safely fall from a table or even higher. The lamp contains no breakable parts. When the lamp is turned on, the iron shade becomes very hot. Therefore, in cold weather, the lamp feels warm next to it. A person can even dry small items, such as socks, on the hot metal shade.
Overall, this metal lamp is a symbol of a bygone era. A time when metal was cheap, the Cold War was raging, and people still felt the pain of losing John Kennedy.
