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Cedric Hartman Low Profile Floor Lamps Solid Brass 1978
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Cedric Hartman Low Profile Floor Lamps in Solid Brass (1978)
Early solid brass bases with 720° Roating base with lucite prongs for carpet stability.
Technical specifications:
Adjustable Height: 35-42"
Horizontal Projection: 22.5"
CO Reflector: 75W,
Dimmer: 150W, full-range electronic
Pivot socket swings 180°
Reflector rotates 53° on socket
Base rotates 720°
Stamped underside Cedric Hartman Omaha Made in USA
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Very good original condition, excellent working order -
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Documentation: Signed Period: 1950-1979 Materials: brass Condition: Good. Very good original condition, excellent working order Creation Date: 1978 Styles / Movements: Minimalist Dealer Reference #: C00004931 Incollect Reference #: 781418
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