1970s ceiling lamp by Werner Schou

Marsoni

M251S

$131.00

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1970s ceiling lamp by Werner SchouVintage multi tiered ceiling pendant in polished metal with matt black details. Designed by Werner Schou for Coronell. Era: 1970s Origin: Denmark Condition: Very good Dimensions: 26D x 18H cm Takes standard E27 screw in bulb Includes approx. 2m of white cable

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