Power block

For more than 70 years (founding year 1941), our Scottish manufacturer has been producing indestructible lamps developed for a wide range of applications. They have been and still are used in industry, mining, the railway and residential construction. We thought they are much too beautiful to be confined to these sectors, however, so we also offer them for private use. ...

The main body is made of Duroplast, the shade is made of hand-blown opal glass Ø 14.5 cm. Black porcelain canopy Ø 5 cm. Screw and strain relief with rubber seal. Black textile cable, length 2 m; total height 23 cm. Weight 1 kg. Porcelain E 27 socket (max. 60 W). IP 20. Bulb not included in delivery.

With the shape of this porcelain pendant lamp, which became famous as Porcelight P11, Danish designer Erik Magnussen struck a reverberating optical chord in 1982. The sight of the lamp soothes - already unlit, even more so when the light through the translucent bone china shade porcelain illuminates the room.