ClassiCon ORBIS table lamp by Herbert H. Schultes in black and chrome * 1990s * Design classic * Vintage
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Product description
Technically sophisticated, formally minimalist – a true design classic.
The ORBIS lamp was designed in 1994 by Herbert H. Schultes for ClassiCon and combines functional light with architectural clarity. This rare example from an exhibition impresses with its precise mechanics, the rotating and swiveling reflector, and a jointed structure without visible wiring – all crafted from high-quality metal with a frosted plastic base.
A toggle switch on the base ensures easy operation. Thanks to its ingenious design, the height can be continuously adjusted – from focused work at a desk to accent lighting in the living room.
Highlights:
ORBIS table lamp by ClassiCon, designed by Herbert H. Schultes, 1994
Chrome-plated metal arms with concealed cable routing
Shade rotatable and swiveling for targeted light direction
1 × GY6.35 socket (bulb not included)
Sustainably restored – rewired according to VDE standards, ready for immediate use; Two-year warranty on the electrical components
Condition:
Good condition with minor signs of wear on the shade and base. Joints function perfectly, technical aspects tested and fully functional.
Dimensions:
Height (fully extended): approx. 120 cm
Height (stepped): approx. 87 cm
Shade diameter: approx. 18 cm
Base diameter: approx. 25 cm
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Manufacturer/Distributor:
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50668 Cologne
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Warning:
For indoor use only.
Maximum wattage of the light source: 60 W LED
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBlackMaterialMetal, PlasticNumber of items1Height120 cmWidth25 cmDepth25 cmSigns of usageScratches, Discoloring