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14.04”
7.02”
6.24”
Table Lamp - Wilhelm Wagenfeld, 1924.
WA 24
Designed by Wilhelm Wagenfeld in 1924, when he was 24 years old.
He had just been admitted as a journeyman to the Bauhuas workshop
in Weimar, where he designed the first model of this lamp as his solution
to an assignment given to him by Maholy-Nagy. As Wagenfeld said, the
Bauhaus designs were intended to be industrial products, and indeed,
looked like it. They were in fact, hand-crafted. Today, as well, this lamp
continues to be manufactured on this basis, following the original
specifications for dimensions and materials.
Sole copyright and authorized edition by Prof. Wilhelm Wagenfeld
Nickel plated metal, opaque globe.
Each lamp is consecutively numbereed and bears this logo:
www.mastersofmodernism.com
[email protected]
1 800 450 0405
14.04”
7.02”
5.93”
Table Lamp - Wilhelm Wagenfeld, 1924.
WG 24
This version of the WA 24 metal table lamp, created in the same
year, has a glass base and a glass rod, in which a nickel plated tube
accommodates the cord. An old drawing and an original lamp were
available for this reproduction, enabling us to adhere exactly to the
original dimensions and proportions.
Sole copyright and authorized edition by Prof. Wilhelm Wagenfeld
Nickel plated metal parts, clear glass, opaque globe.
Each lamp is consecutively numbered and bears this logo:
www.mastersofmodernism.com
[email protected]
1 800 450 0405
14.04”
7.02”
6.24”
Table Lamp - Wilhelm Wagenfeld, 1923.
WA 23 SW
Sole copyright and authorized edition by Prof. Wilhelm Wagenfeld
Nickel plated metal, black laquered base, opaque globe.
Each lamp is consecutively numbereed and bears this logo:
www.mastersofmodernism.com
[email protected]
1 800 450 0405
14.04”
7.02”
5.93”
Table Lamp - Wilhelm Wagenfeld, 1925.
WG 25 GL
Sole copyright and authorized edition by Prof. Wilhelm Wagenfeld
Nickel plated metal, opaque globe, clear glass base.
Each lamp is consecutively numbereed and bears this logo:
www.mastersofmodernism.com
[email protected]
1 800 450 0405