1930s Modernist Machine Age Deco Enameled Spun Aluminum & Copper Lamp

All of our lighting is rewired with industry standard 18/2 AWG rayon covered electrical wiring that is CE certified. We utilize antique-looking reproduction electrical plugs that are polarized for safety and comply with modern electrical standards.

Wire Rating: H05V-K OR H07V-K, 300 Volt Max, 160 Degree Celsius PVC / 70 Degree Celsius Fabric, European Certification: EN 50525-2-31:2011

Plug Type: NEMA 1-15P - Polarized, cULus certified

Socket Rating:  E26 - 120V @ up to 75W (Recommended Max). For other socket types (E12, etc) please refer to either the description or Quickstart guide for max wattage information.

Bulbs are not included unless explicitly stated in the description. We HIGHLY recommend using LED bulbs which consume much less power to output the same amount of light, last longer, and emit much less heat.

En tant qu'article vintage et/ou fait à la main, il est important de noter qu'il peut y avoir des imperfections mineures dans le placage, la peinture et les finitions car ces pièces ont près de 100 ans et ne sont pas à l'état neuf.

Aluminum:

If your item is aluminum and has tiny horizontal striations across the surface, this means it's made of "spun" aluminum. This type of aluminum was spun on a lathe to remove material and shape it. DO NOT polish this material aggressively and always polish in the direction of the striations. NEVER machine polish or you will ruin the "spun" appearance.

Brass & Copper:

Metals like copper and brass will tarnish and change color over time. Some prefer this warm tarnished look and some prefer the very shiny appearance. Make sure if you polish to use a special metal polish designed for the material you are polishing and use a soft microfiber cloth.

Bakelite/Catalin:

Bakelite and Catalin are both types of phenolic resin. Bakelite is mostly found in solid colors like black, brown, and sometimes red. Catalin on the other hand can come in a variety of beautiful swirled translucent colors. Catalin and Bakelite, with exposure to UV light, will darken due to a natural process that forms a thin layer of phenol alcohol on the surface. To reduce the speed and intensity at which this occurs please keep Catalin and Bakelite items out of direct sunlight and other UV light sources.