1950S Modernist Brass Goose Neck Table Lamps By Helo Leuchten

1950s Modernist brass goose neck table lamps by renowned German lighting company Helo Leuchten.

Amazing all brass coloured table lamp with a 24.5cm UFO like shade. Brass goose neck is adjustable & shade adjusts to your desired position allowing the lamp to focus to different points.

Completely original, expertly restored. Cleaned, rewired & PAT tested.

Uses E14 fitting screw in bulb. Lamp supplied with an E14 LED light bulb.

Height 33cm , Width ( Shade ) 24.5cm, Depth 39cm.

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2 available price is per lamp.

Helo Lighting Company was founded in 1946 by Henry Gerhard in Neuburg Germany. They started with the production of aluminum and brass workshop & factory lighting in an unusual factory in the north wing of Neuburg Castle.

In 1951 the company reported 90 employees & moved its operations to Adalbert-Stifter-Strasse due to the need for a larger production space. Helo later moved to Schwalbanger, their current company headquarters.

The Kaiser Lighting Company acquired the rights to use the Helo brand & individual models such as the " Inspector's Light ". In the 1980s Helo ceased producing lighting as we know it & concentrates now as an electrical trading company .

Many of the items we have for sale are all from what we refer to as " Real Life ", they were all made for use & purpose. There will always be signs of use & ageing which we think gives each item its individuality & personal charm. We clean & repair but we always try our best to keep everything in its original state. We will always give you a good idea of condition & especially highlight anything that we consider may have aesthetic or structural concern.

You are more than welcome to purchase this item in person & pick it up from our London based workshop.

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