Stiffel atomic mid-century pole lamp from the 1950s. The lamp even comes with extension for very high ceilings. Dimensions: 193″ (with extension) / 94″ (without extension). This was a high-end example of a Stiffel pole lamp. It features 4 adjustable mixed-metal perforated cones, and it is made of brass, aluminum and silver. The cones measure 13.5″ long including the handles, and 3.25″ wide, one cone has mild denting. There are five push-button switches, one for each shade and one master control switch. All switches function perfectly. It has a gold Stiffel metal tag on the pole. The lamp comes with an extension piece which enables you to adjust the height of the lamp to a higher or lower ceiling. Fully extended the lamp measures 103.25″ tall with the extender in place, and 94.25″ tall without it. Tested and all four lights and switches work. The lamp good use a good polish but is structurally sound and very well made. Please refer to photos for details. Looks to be missing one small accent disc on the lower right side lamp, this does not effect the functionality of the lamp. The design of this lamp is often attributed to Raymond Loewy, although Theophile A. Stiffel designed and acquired a patent for a similar looking pole lamp in 1956. Comes from pet free and smoke free home. Please make sure you ask questions and refer to photos. The item “Rare STIFFEL MID-CENTURY MODERN ATOMIC FUTURA POLE LAMP By Raymond Loewy MCM” is in sale since Monday, February 25, 2019. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Lamps, Lighting\Lamps\ Electric\Table Lamps”. The seller is “smilehood” and is located in Annapolis, Maryland. This item can be shipped to United States.
- Country/Region of Manufacture: United States