SOLD OUT
Rare Type 75 Anglepoise Lamp in Orange/ Red (1968-73)
£0
FREE UK Mainland Delivery on this lamp.
An original and rare Type 75 Anglepoise lamp in its original deep orange/ scarlet red paint colour. We have never had one in this colour in stock, or even seen one on our travels and buying trips before. Herbert Terry only produced the Type 75 for Anglepoise from 1968 until 1973 when Angleposie replaced it with the Type 90 lamp (1973 to 1985). A very nicely styled and aged original lamp in a fantastic colour and original vintage condition. The condition is very good for its age. It doe shave some pitting to the base, which can be rotate to the back when positioning the lamp. There are also a few areas of missing paint to the shade rim and one arm. Still very good for the age of the lamp but please see all photographs for an accurate representation of its condition. The shade is still in its complete original shape with no dings to the rim to misshape the circle. The lamp also has the stamp of the Anglepoise Trademark on the base fork uprights (see photographs) to prove its heritage and authenticity. The other side of the base of the lamp proves it was manufactured at the Herbert Terry manufacturing plant in Redditch.
Very popular vintage lamps that sell really quickly – and we completely understand why. They look fantastic already but will just keep getting better with time and will certainly appreciate in value.
Dimensions
Fully extended -approx 89cm
Shade dimensions Depth 22cm and diameter 14.5cm
Base Diameter: 17cm
Out of stock
Description
FREE UK Mainland Delivery on this lamp.
An original and rare Type 75 Anglepoise lamp in its original deep orange/ scarlet red paint colour. We have never had one in this colour in stock, or even seen one on our travels and buying trips before. Herbert Terry only produced the Type 75 for Anglepoise from 1968 until 1973 when Angleposie replaced it with the Type 90 lamp (1973 to 1985). A very nicely styled and aged original lamp in a fantastic colour and original vintage condition. The condition is very good for its age. It doe shave some pitting to the base, which can be rotate to the back when positioning the lamp. There are also a few areas of missing paint to the shade rim and one arm. Still very good for the age of the lamp but please see all photographs for an accurate representation of its condition. The shade is still in its complete original shape with no dings to the rim to misshape the circle. The lamp also has the stamp of the Anglepoise Trademark on the base fork uprights (see photographs) to prove its heritage and authenticity. The other side of the base of the lamp proves it was manufactured at the Herbert Terry manufacturing plant in Redditch.
Very popular vintage lamps that sell really quickly – and we completely understand why. They look fantastic already but will just keep getting better with time and will certainly appreciate in value.
Dimensions
Fully extended -approx 89cm
Shade dimensions Depth 22cm and diameter 14.5cm
Base Diameter: 17cm
Related products
-
SOLD OUT
Read more1930’s Globe Wernicke Stacking Bookcase in Oak
£0FREE Delivery on this item. More remote and rural locations will incur a charge.
A superb example of Globe Wernicke’s stacking ‘elastic’ bookcase. This is in the more rare and better quality oak veneer and radial cut oak, rather than the more common mahogany veneer ones. All glass and brass ware are original, together with the internal iron works for the ‘up and over’ scissor door lifts system. Pretty rare to see this on the Globe Wernicke’s.
Wernicke Co. produced the Elastic bookcase in Minneapolis, Minnesota in the late 19th Century (founded circa 1882) until they were bought by The Globe Files Co. in 1899. Wernicke invented the elastic bookcase and patented the designs.
Once Globe bought Wernicke the famous brand Globe-Wernicke began producing the elastic stack able book cases under patent in the USA. Thomas Turner also started marketing the design in England. Globe-Wernicke then expanded in to Canada, France, Belgium and Austria.
If you have any further questions or would like to view please contact us and we can certainly accommodate.
Dimensions:
111cm High, 85cm Width, 28.5cm Depth
-
SOLD OUT
Read moreVery Rare 1950’s Japanese Bamboo Deck Chairs (Pair)
£0FREE Delivery on this item (some remote and rural locations will incur a charge)
A very rare pair of Japanese bamboo ship’s deck chairs, finely made of bamboo slats, with folding armrests from the mid 20th century (circa late 1940’s-1950’s). The frame and seat slats are made completely from bamboo. They are fully functioning both in supporting weight for sitting and folding flat when required.
We adore the style, the colour and the patina on these chairs. They can be used as patio chairs, conservatory/ orangery but would also make perfect dress chairs for a bedroom, bathroom, hallway etc. Very stylish and very flexible.
Do you research on comparative prices and you will find these listed at £1193 per pair plus £185 Shipping to the UK from Germany. We always price very fairly!
Open Dimensions:
Seat width 47cm, Seat Height 31cm, Back Height (Adjustable) 83cm Max, 65cm Minimum
Folded dimensions:
61cm Wide , 134cm Tall, 10cm Deep
-
SOLD OUT
Read moreVintage SPECIAL Bus Blind 1969
£0FREE Shipping on this item within the UK.
This is an original vintage linen bus blind in a great size and super vintage condition. It came from a Bus in South Yorkshire first used in 1969. We bespoke mounted the blind in an antique white thick card mount and bespoke black wooden frame. With its age, size and condition the piece now offers some fantastic original vintage wall art. There are signs of use on the blind, as clearly this has been in use and rolled around many times but we would consider it in excellent vintage condition for the age. All part of its heritage and authenticity.
Such a different piece of wall art to hang wherever you choose.
Measurements: 104cm Wide x 30.5cm High x 2.5cm Deep
-
SOLD OUT
Read moreBeautiful Tall Victorian Glazed Bookcase / Dresser in Walnut
£0FREE Shipping on this piece. More remote and rural locations will incur a charge.
A beautiful and very stylish late 19th Century Victorian glazed dresser / bookcase in original walnut finish. It dates from around 1880 to 1900 and has beautifully aged original cabinetry, glass, brass ware, locks and key for both sections. This came from a private Client home in SW London where it lived through three generations, owned by the same family. It is very stylish, classic and flexible in design and very flexible to match a vast array of room styles. The colour is superb having aged beautifully over the last 120 years+.
We think it would also make a fantastic individual bookcase/ dresser or kitchen / diner cabinet. The piece is tall though and does not split in to two sections for transportation. The bookcase stands at 231cm tall so please check your ceiling heights carefully before purchasing. This is an impressive size that will certainly commands lots of attention and only appreciate in value.
Superb original antique charm with very contemporary lines.
Dimensions: 231cm High, 119cm Max Width (top cornice), 46cm Max Depth (bottom)
Delivery requires a dedicated two man service and will be to ground floor only. Please email us if you require delivery to a different floor (lower or upper).
