French modernist lamp made in the 1940's designed by Alphonse Pinoit who created the company KI-E-KLAIR ( meaning the 'illuminated'), It was designed for and commonly used throughout the 1940s to 1960s in garment factories , garage , architect office and industrial setting. The lampshade model no. 210 in polished aluminium was used in Jean Prouve design studios as the first choice for the celebrated French industrial designer ( I posted a pair ). This floor lamp model was most likely used in a garage or industrial setting needing movable light , the globe is part of the first production with an oval shape
Size H.60 to 70 ( longest arm 18) globe D.6.5 , rewired with clothe wire , good antique condition ,there is some scratches from normal use and some superficial oxidation ( darker spots)

Reserve: $420.00

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