Vintage Wall Lamp 7360 "Bull's-eye" from Staff Leuchten, 1970s

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We are offering a very rare wall lamp from the 1970s by the renowned lighting company staff leuchten.
a curved … Read more We are offering a very rare wall lamp from the 1970s by the renowned lighting company staff leuchten.
a curved center section protrudes from the square base, with a white opal glass disc in the middle concealing the light source.
the construction consists of white-gray-beige painted plastic or fiberglass on a metal frame, a white glass diffuser, an internal silver reflector, and an e26 or e27 light bulb socket.
due to its truly unique design, the lamp is often referred to as a “bull's-eye.” a decorative wall panel.

incidentally, this rare version does not have any screws visible from the front at its four corners, unlike the other version. Instead, a frame is screwed to the wall (see photo) and the body is simply placed on top of it. This makes the mounting invisible. Minimalist, timeless, and high-quality!

the very small production run makes this lamp a super rare collector's item that will be the envy of all.

this lamp can be used without any problems in many countries around the world. For example, in the usa, great britain, europe, asia, australia, and more.

very good condition, with only minor signs of wear – see detailed photos, no breaks, cracks or rough scratches, fully functional and ready for use.

• product: wall lamp
• style: vintage, space age
• original or reproduction: original
• manufacturer: staff leuchten
• manufactured: 1970s
• country of manufacture: germany
• material: fiberglass or plastic and metal
• color: white
• dimensions: height 60 cm, width 60 cm, depth 14 cm
• number of light sources: 1x e26 or e27
• voltage: 110-240 v
• power: 1x 150 watts this piece has an attribution mark,
i am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity
issues arising from misattribution,
up to 250v (europe/uk standard).the wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise. See less