An early 1930s machinist light designed by H. Busquet for Dutch Lighting company Hala.
This elegant industrial style lamp has vitreous enamelled steel shade, arms and base. The original black finish has been retained with small amounts of wear and a nice worn patina.
Holland’s lighting landscape has been illuminated by the Dutch powerhouse Philips since its creation in the the late 1800s. Philips and other lighting companies throughout Holland design and manufacture lights for all applications, and this variety is reflected in the styles of lights we salvage.
View all lights from HollandThis lamp has a number of lockable adjustment points and full rotation at the base of the light make it a perfect work light. Every one of our lights goes through a variety of processes to bring it from the worn and often dilapidated state it arrives in, to a stage where it is ready for your home. From stripping down and rewiring, to applying a finish and sealing the light preventing further degradation to the surface.
The light is supplied tested, rewired and fitted with a new small screw (E14) lamp holder, new push switch, 2mtrs of traditional black braided cable and plug.
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Diameter:
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90 (shade) mm |
Supplied tested to BS EN60598. IP20 for internal use only. All dimensions and weights are approximate.
As well as offering a lifetime guarantee that includes repairs, our Full Circle buy-back scheme gives you the opportunity to trade-in your skinflint lights. It keeps vintage lights in use forever - helping you and our planet.
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Why we recommend using energy-saving LED light bulbs in all of our vintage lights.
Where our lights can be used internally and externally, including bathrooms and IP ratings.
Excellent service in all respects.
- David | Preston | UK
An absolutely beautiful light. Arrived promptly and immaculately packaged. Very efficient service, I am extremely pleased with my purchase. Many thanks.
- Jo | Essex | UK
Good product listings with careful explanations.
- Robert | Chichester | UK
The light works well because the industrial style and it complements the exposed brick walls and stone worktops in the kitchen.
- Charles | London | UK
