TECNOLUMEN® WG 24 Bauhaus Metal table lamp

This table lamp, designed by Wilhelm Wagenfeld in 1924, is often named the Bauhaus lamp.‎ Wagenfeld was 24 years old, when he was admitted as a journeyman to the Bauhaus workshop in Weimar.‎ Here he designed the first model of this lamp as his solution to an assignment given to him by László Moholy-Nagy.‎ As Wagenfeld said years later, the Bauhaus designs were intended to be industrial products, and indeed looked like them.‎ In fact they were hand-crafted.‎ Today as well, the Wagenfeld table lamp WG 24 continues to be manufactured on this basis, following the original specifications for dimensions and materials.‎ All lamps are consecutively numbered under the base and bear the Bauhaus and TECNOLUMEN logos.‎ As proven by being named "the Bauhaus lamp", Wagenfeld's lamp is a masterpiece illustrating both Bauhaus philosophy and TECNOLUMENs dedication to Bauhaus design.‎ TECNOLUMEN produces 4 different versions of the lamp, all authentic designs by Wilhelm Wagenfeld.‎ The Bauhaus lamp was and still is copied and faked very often.‎ To be sure about the authentic authorized edition you might read about genuine and imitation of Wagenfeld's design.‎ Since 1986 in the shop of the Museum of Modern Art, New York.‎ Material: glass plate and glass tube made of clear glass, nickel-plated metal parts, opal glass screen Dimensions: 36 cm (height), 15.‎2 cm (Ø base), 18 cm (Ø head) The only copyrighted reedition authorized by Prof.‎ Wilhelm Wagenfeld.‎ Each lamp is numbered consecutively and bears this symbol: TECNOLUMEN / BAUHAUS Recommended illuminant: LED lamp 7W, matt