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Louis Poulsen Denmark Schwarze „Storebror“ Unispot Wand-/Deckenlampen Nr. 48500 - dänisches MCM Industrie Designklassiker 1970er Jahre – dänische Designlampen 1970s This unusual porcelain table lamp

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Louis Poulsen Denmark Schwarze „Storebror“ Unispot Wand Deckenlampen Nr. 48500 dänisches MCM Industrie Designklassiker 1970er Jahre – dänische Designlampen 1970s This unusual porcelain table lamp This unusual porcelain table lamp was manufactured by Alboth & Kaiser for Bavaria in the 1960s and is particularly striking because of its abstract decor Das Unternehmen Hadeland Glassverk wurde 1762 in Norwegen gegründet und produziert bis heute hochwertige Glaswaren Abmessungen: Durchmesser Lampenschirm: ca mit Herstelleraufkleber auf der Unterseite des Lampensockels

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