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Space Age Bubble Glass Bedside Table Lamp from Hawill, 1960s, set of two

Space Age Bubble Glass Bedside Table Lamp from Hawill, 1960s, set of two

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These lovely lamps from the 60’s have a typical look to the Mid Century design with a rectangular base made of cream-white and red plastic and the bubble glass lampshades colored in a smoky brown tint.
Emitting a warm light, the lamps create a vintage atmosphere as pleasant as it is restful.
Fully functional, the lamps are in very good vintage conditions. E14 bulbs is not included.
Dimensions (HxWxD): 25x9x12 cm; Lenght cord: 110 cm ; Weight: 575 g (each)
Even if the lamps work they are a vintage items, so we recommend that it be checked by a specialist before use.
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Additional information

Maker

Design Period

1960-1969

Country of Origin

Restoration, Damages

Wear consistent with age and use

Material(s)

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Color(s)

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Plug/Outlet Type

European plug (up to 240V)

Electrics

Cord length: 110 cm, Original lightbulb sockets

Lightbulb Socket(s)

1 x Small Edison Screw (E14 or SES) lightbulb

Weight

575 g

Dimensions

22 x 9 x 12 cm (HxWxD)

Duties Notice

If your delivery address is not in the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, or Switzerland, please be advised that import duty is not included in the prices you see online

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About Mid-Century

Where should I use table lamp?

Table lamp can be used in any space, though they are most often found in bedrooms, living rooms and home offices next to sofas, chairs or beds. Although they can act as a primary light fixture, they are most often used as supplemental lighting for more detail-oriented tasks. They also work well in hallways, stairwells and near doorways since they ensure no one trips and falls while walking. In the end, lamp placement is a personal preference: They can and should be placed wherever you need extra light.

How many bedside table lamp do I need?

Typically, most rooms need two table lamp, but a larger, open concept space may need many more. To test out your lamp requirements, turn off your overhead light and turn on all your current lights. Walk around the room and see which corners lack light, and determine whether or not those spaces need coverage. It’s great to have different levels of light, so even if your main fixture covers good ground, you might want an additional just-in-case options too.

How do I determine the right size table lamp?

Pay attention to the height and shade width of potential table lamps: You want it to be both functional and proportional to the room’s decor. When sitting on a table, be sure that the lamp is tall enough to cast light over your shoulder for reading. If it’s more of a decorative piece, you want the height to complement its surrounding furnishings. As for the shade, remember that a narrow brim will cast direct light while a wider one will allow the light to shine on a larger area. Determine where you want the light to reach to decide what’s right for you. In addition, be sure the shade contains the lamp’s bulb and socket since these should not be visible.

What style lamp should I buy?

Since table lamp are merely accessories, they should complement your already-there furniture pieces and overall style. Tiffany table lamp and pieces with gold or glass bases are often more traditional, while sleek metal or uniquely shaped fixtures are often more trendy and contemporary. If you’re looking for a cheap fix, try swapping out the lamp shade for a bright, patterned alternative. For those that love a mismatched look, use two different options, but be careful: Although it’s great to have variety, they also might clash.