Hadrill and Horstmann Counterpoise 'Roller' Lamp, England c.1950

Hadrill and Horstmann Counterpoise 'Roller' Lamp, England c.1950

A$0.00

Amazing reach for a lamp of this period, the steel counterbalance rolls through the full range of motion giving perfect balance in all positions, and giving the lamp it's nickname, 'The Roller'.

Horstmann lamps have a more stable function than spring loaded lamps like Herbert Terry's Anglepoise. This is a great lamp for architects, designers and makers - it will move and stay where you want it to go without compromise and looks handsome in every position. 

Signed Hadrill and Horstmann to the cast aluminium armature. 

DIMENSIONS:

Full reach 85 cm

Full height 92 cm

Folded height 55 cm

Base 15 x 15 cm

CONDITION:

Beautiful gently restored condition. Interior of shade is original silver aluminium finish. Arms in original black paint, very good condition. Rewired and ready to use. Base and counterweight in original crinkle paint finish have had a light dusting of matt Black paint to remove some unsightly marks. New rubber grommets in armature. Tested and tagged for safety to Australian Standards. Australian three prong plug.

BULBS:

Takes one standard Bayonet Cap (BC) or B22 bulb.

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