Vintage 1960s MCM Ceramic Teak Wood Lamp Mid Century Modern Lighting UFO Saucer
$175.00
ITEM: For your consideration we are presenting for sale a vintage ceramic pottery and wood table lamp. Circa '60s. Materials: Textured Ceramic, Teak Wood. Colors: White. The lamp has a standard on/off rotary knob switch at the socket for functionality. There are no labels or tags present - we are uncertain as to the manufacturer. It will be up to the buyer to provide their own shade as one isn't included. It's a great lamp that is suitable for all interior settings.
MEASUREMENTS: Approx. 19.5" tall (measured from the bottom of the base to the top of the socket) x 8" wide x 8" deep. The round teak wood base at the bottom of the lamp is approx. 6.5" in diameter.
CONDITION: Excellent vintage condition - there are no chips, cracks, breaks, scratches, repairs, etc. The electric wiring appears to be original, and is in fine shape with no issues to report - no splits, frays, exposed or brittle areas. The lamp is in fully-functioning, working order. As with all vintage lighting, we always suggest having a licensed professional inspect the wiring prior to long-term use, just to be safe. Being sold "as-is", and "as-described" - if you have questions, please message us and we'll respond back to you.
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