Vintage Design
A rare run of oversized flameproof flood lights recovered from a Rolls Royce factory in Derby.
Made by (G.E.C) The General Electric Company in England circa 1950.
These Flame Proof Lights were designed for use in highly volatile areas where exposure to sparks or electrical contact could cause explosions.
Huge heavy grade aluminium lights with superb imposing design have the makers marks and details cast into the body and rim.
A versatile light that can be hung as a pendant or fix from the adjustable polished steel brackets.
We also offer the lights as a floor lamp viewable here SVL1102.
What ever the location these lights are a real talking point and make the most perfect feature lights over island and tables.
Made by (G.E.C) The General Electric Company in England circa 1950.
These Flame Proof Lights were designed for use in highly volatile areas where exposure to sparks or electrical contact could cause explosions.
Huge heavy grade aluminium lights with superb imposing design have the makers marks and details cast into the body and rim.
A versatile light that can be hung as a pendant or fix from the adjustable polished steel brackets.
We also offer the lights as a floor lamp viewable here SVL1102.
What ever the location these lights are a real talking point and make the most perfect feature lights over island and tables.
Technical Details
Bulb Type
E27
Maximum Wattage
12 watts LED
Height
660 mm
Width
470 mm
Colour / Materials
Silver / Polish Aluminium / Polished / Brass / Glass
Weight
17 kg
* The cable of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise.
| Production Period | Before 2010 |
|---|---|
| Style | Vintage, Industrial |
| Detailed Condition | |
| Product Code | ZRY-1646247 |
| Materials | Aluminum, Brass, Glass, Silver |
| Color | Silver |
| Weight Range | Standard — Between 40kg and 80kg |
| Duties Notice | Import duty is not included in the prices you see online. You may have to pay import duties upon receipt of your order. |
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