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Stylish pair of 1970s chrome and lucite desk lamps by designer Peter Hamburger for Kovacs lighting. Designed with a slim profile and curved lines, the lucite bodies allow the chrome shades and bases to appear almost as floating. An excellent example of modern design, these lamps would make an excellent addition to any contemporary office or living space. The lamps have been newly rewired and given new bulbs, but otherwise the condition has unaltered. Makers mark located in underside near bulbs.
Dimensions:
14 in. Width
12 in. Depth
13.5 in. Height
Condition notes:
In very good condition, with small losses from handling and age. The lamps have been newly rewired by a professional electrician
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