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Billard wall lamp

Billard wall lamp

Bill 1/50 pendant lamp

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Product description

H: 58 cm (22.83 inch)
B: 58 cm (22.83 inch)
L: custom-made
Weight: 20 kg
max: 4 x 60 W

Material:
brass or brass nickel plated
silk-shade comes in any colour, white inside, bottom-side open, handmade

Production: handmade reproductions

More about this product

Categorised in Interior lighting - Suspended lights - General lighting - Textile - Brass - Metal.

Part of the collection PENDANT LAMPS, CHANDELIERS.

Manufacturer Woka

Family Bill

Architonic ID 1034850

Order number 70

Year of Launch 1905

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