British Industrial lighting by Dugdills
Era: 1930s Origin: UKEarly machinists work light by 'Dugdills'. Vitreous enamelled shade with linished and laquered steel assembly featuring a cast makers mark to stepped square base.
Reference 13_1554
Origin: UK
Lighting design in the UK benefitted from a free market. Different companies were working at the same time, designing and producing similar products for the same market. Often with only slight differences in their style, they constantly upgraded and improved their original designs. The products we salvage come from the old industrial heartland of England. This area of the UK was once the boiler room of the British economy - from the potteries of Stoke, through the engineering works of Birmingham, to the wool, textile and cotton mills of Oldham and Manchester.
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Supplied tested and rewired with black traditional braided cable and new bayonet (B22) lamp holders with integral switch.
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Diameter:
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170 (Shade) mm |
Supplied tested to BS EN60598. IP20 for internal use only. All dimensions and weights are approximate.
Applications
Where our lights can be used internally and externally, including bathrooms and IP ratings.
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