Fritz Hansen Kaiser Idell Table Lamp 6631 Luxus

Designer: Christian Dell

€701.65

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The table lamp model 6631 "Luxus" appeared for the first time in 1936, when Gebr. Kaiser & Co. introduced it.

Characteristic for the Luxus lamp is its broad shade and curvy shape. Despite the somewhat cold materials used, such as steel and brass, the design is warm and curvaceous. This specific lamp soon became the undisputed top model of the KAISER idell™ series and - then, as well as today - the symbol of noble Germanic design, exquisite choice of materials and precise engineering. The KAISER idell™ 6631-T lamp can be adjusted by loosening the clamp at the base or turning the shade.

Specifications

TECHNICAL DATA

Energy class:
A ++, A +, A, B, C, D.

All lamps are CE marked, which means that they meet EU safety, health and
environmental protection requirements (such as Wee and RoHS).

Light sources: Incandescent, fluorescent or LED source

Socket: E27 (EU)

Watt: Max. 250V (EU)

Protection: IP20

Recommended light source: Osram Halogen Energy Saver standard - 230V

Steel and Brass

This product is CE approved only and should only be used in countries that follow and accept this standard. If it is used elsewhere it will be at the customer's sole risk, responsibility and liability.

Size Description

Height 42,5cm
Diameter 28.5cm

Christian Dell

Christian Dell was one of the designers who played a major role in shaping what we know as the Bauhaus style. In 1926, Dell began to draw lighting fixtures for the lamp factory Gebr. Kaiser & Co., which was the beginning of the first catalog was launched in 1936 when the table lamp model 6631 Luxus appeared for the first time. This lamp soon became the undisputed top model of the KAISER idell™ series and was then as well as today, the symbol of noble Germanic design, exclusive materials and precise technique. The term "idell" is a reference to the word idea and his surname, Dell. "Kaiser" is a reference to the original manufacturer - KAISER idell.