Desk lamp TL33, green, metal brass, by G.A. Scott, Maclamp Co. Ltd., United Kingdom, 1960s.
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The Maclamp TL33 desk lamp, designed by G.A. Scott and produced in London by Maclamp Co. Ltd. at the turn of the 1950s and 1960s, represents a classic example of British mid-century modernism. Its construction features a weighted, domed metal base with a black push-button switch, a flexible gooseneck arm in ribbed brass, and a conical metal shade in a deep, bottle green hue. The shade is adorned with star-shaped perforations along the lower edge and ventilation holes at the back. The proportions are harmonious: a wide, stable base contrasts with the slender, elongated shade, highlighting the lightness of the design. The overall aesthetic is minimalist and geometric, with a clear focus on functionality and subtle decorative accents typical of the 1960s. The lamp is preserved in good condition, displaying localized patina and minor scuffs or scratches characteristic of its age—all elements remain original, with no signs of significant restoration.This lamp echoes the confidence of postwar British design: solidity paired with optimism and practicality, while the perforated shade seems to flicker with memories of desk light from past decades. The green metal, glossy surface, and warm brass tones speak with the voice of the 1960s—a time when modern
DIMENSION
Height32 cm
Width23 cm
Length13 cm
Dimension details
Length13 cm
Height32 cm
Width23 cm
Weight1 kg
Number of light spots1
Light bulb typew22
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