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1960s Swedish Hans-Agne Jakobsson Ceiling Light glass but whatever he can save

SKU: 63126221887
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but whatever he can save from an original he’ll use to rebuild a new one

The chair's back legs have an interesting kink in the middle rather than the splayed like the front legs

The light has been PAT tested and is in full working order with a black flex cord and plug

Manufactured by Erco in the 1970s

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1960s Swedish Hans-Agne Jakobsson Ceiling Light glass but whatever he can saveAn unusual, space age, modernist, hanging ceiling light. Designed by Hans Agne Jakobsson during the 1960s in Sweden. The light is constructed from orange lacquered metal blades suspended from a white metal interior frame. The light shines through the intermittent spaces between each blade and out from the bottom. Perfect for all rooms of the house as a centrelight or over a dining table breakfast nook. The light is in good vintage condition with some

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