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Kaiser-idell 6556 Table Lamp

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Color:  Gloss White

Size:  One Size

Item# 24207-168539
Member discount applies, but other discounts do not apply
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This item is final sale and non-returnable.

An icon of Bauhaus design, the Kaiser-idell 6556 Table Lamp was conceived in 1936 by Christian Dell, whose work is represented in MoMA’s collection. This sleek design with an adjustable shade is an ideal lamp for your desk, credenza or bedside table. The Kaiser-idell is made in Europe from steel and brass, with hand-painted and chrome-plated finishes. Its name is derived from the first company Christian Dell worked for, Gebrüder Kaiser & Co. and an amalgam of Dell and idee, the German wor...

An icon of Bauhaus design, the Kaiser-idell 6556 Table Lamp was conceived in 1936 by Christian Dell, whose work is represented in MoMA’s collection. This sleek design with an adjustable shade is an ideal lamp for your desk, credenza or bedside table. The Kaiser-idell is made in Europe from steel and brass, with hand-painted and chrome-plated finishes. Its name is derived from the first company Christian Dell worked for, Gebrüder Kaiser & Co. and an amalgam of Dell and idee, the German word for “idea.” The Kaiser-idell Table Lamp measures 18.5h x 8.4"diam. Powered by standard plug-in, it requires an E26, 25W bulb (not included).

  • Designer
    Christian Dell
  • Size
    18.5h x 8.4"diam.
  • Material
    Steel, Brass
  • Year of Design
    1936
  • Origin
    Latvia

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