Thabur green flower ceiling light – Vintage

Description

Thabur green flower ceiling light with white fixture can also be used as a table lamp.
This green opaline glass light is made by the Dutch factory Thabur in The Hague in the 1930s.

Color: green
Dimensions: 15 x 15 x 18 cm
Type of socket: E27 (light bulb not included)
Electricity connection: Mains power, cable to make it a table lamp is not included
Country of origin: The Netherlands
Lamp condition: very good, in original state with no traces of age. The armature already has a hole for a cable, so it can be used as a table lamp. Please let us know if you would like a new armature by sending an e-mail to info@artandlighting.com.
Product name: Thabur green flower ceiling light

Delivery

We sell and ship our lighting worldwide.
Our products are packed with care and shipped insured up to €100 for countries in the European Union and up to €200 outside the European Union. Read more about insured shipping here.

Free shipping within the Netherlands.

For orders outside of the European Union, please contact us by e-mail: info@artandlighting.com. We will send you an offer adjusted to the shipping destination.

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Vintage lighting

The lamps we sell are 50 to sometimes even 100 years old. As a result, the condition of the lamp will never be ‘new’ and it may be that a lamp has minor traces, which are appropriate to the age of the product. We always describe the condition of the lamp in the product description. If there is a bigger wear, we will always post a picture of it as well. For more information about a specific lamp, you can always contact us.

Art and Lighting

Each vintage lamp has high quality and design. In our range we have products from well-known brands and designers, such as Sciolari, Mazzega, Seguso Murano, Muller Frères and Thabur, but also the lamps without signature are all unique or classic designs. Our collection of vintage lamps is curated by Sofie Clavaux.

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