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French Mid Century Modern red plastic adjustable wall sconce, 1960s, Wall lights, Plexiglass, White
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French Mid Century Modern red plastic adjustable wall sconce, 1960s

€156€143-8%Bid from €72

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Product description
Mid-Century Modern wall sconce with a distinctive Rockabilly vibe, designed and made in France in the 1960s. This playful vintage wall light combines a bold red plastic backplate with a sculptural translucent Plexiglas shade. The shade can be adjusted to different angles, allowing you to direct the light where needed. Its vibrant colour, streamlined form and retro character make it a wonderful example of 1960s French modernist lighting, with a touch of Rockabilly charm. The lamp has been fitted with a single bayonet light-bulb socket. Measurements Total height: 30 cm Width of red base: 13 cm Condition The original small plastic hanging piece at the back of the lamp was broken. We have securely attached a replacement piece of plastic so that the sconce can be hung on the wall. Please note that this is a visible restoration and is reflected in the condition of the piece. The repair does not affect the distinctive appearance of the lamp once installed.

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CategoryWall lightsConditionGoodColorsWhite, Red, TransparentMaterialPlastic, PlexiglassNumber of items1Height30 cmWidth13 cmDepth13 cmSigns of usageLack of PartsSeller locationLisboa, PortugalDelivery optionsDelivery or pickup

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Lisboa, PortugalOn Whoppah since April 2025 • 15 sales

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