The mushroom lamp is generally credited to the Murano glass-making tradition in the late 1200s. At the beginning of the 1950s and 1960s, pastel-colored Murano glass mushroom lamps began to sprout up, and in the 1970s, these design variations were already trendy. Some of the greatest names in Internation design ventured to create versions of this model, such as the Italian Vico Magistretti and Gabriella Crespi.

This charming Mushroom-style table lamp was produced in the 1960s-1970s and comprises a black-painted steel structure with an opaline glass shade. The authorship is still under research by our team.

This item received an electrical overhaul and is in complete working order, using 127V as standard. It can be adjusted to meet different countries' lighting standards (on request). Consult our team to know more.

Specifications

Colour: Black

Bulb base: E14

Light source: 40-60W Incandescent

Voltage: 127 V

Nominal frequency: 60 Hz

Plug: Type C

Cable colour: Black

Cable material: Braided Fabric