1970s floor lamp by Sophus Frandsen

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M251S

$144.97

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1970s floor lamp by Sophus FrandsenVintage floor lamp in white lacquered metal with a multi tiered shade. Designed by Sophus Frandsen. Era: 1970s Origin: Denmark Condition: Very good Height: 132 cm Shade diameter: 44 cm Base diameter: 23 cm Takes one screw in E27 bulb 60W max Includes approximately 1. 5m of white flex Newly re wired PAT tested UK plug

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