Darø Type 443 | Pair of Beech Wood Wall Lights | Scandinavian Bohemian Sconce 1970s | Nordic Home Interior

Retro wooden lamp 1970s

For sale are these beautiful wall lights in beech wood.

Made by Danish light Company DARØ
The number is: Type 443

True bohemian home decor with authentic style. In fantastic handcrafted quality made in the 70s.

Measurements:
Height 19cm
Diameter of base 11.5cm
Depth 16cm

Socket uses standard E14 bulb.

The lamps has white cord 2 meter long. It has an EU plug and on/off switch.

Condition:
Lovely vintage condition.
Very little signs of use.
The wire has two flaws on them - see last photo.


DARØ Belysning was founded in 1969 by Kjeld Darø. As a designer he has made several design classics the past 40 years.
The Company is placed in Randers - in Denmark and is still making lamps. Now its just the next generation who designs as Kjeld Darøs son has taken over the firm.

If you like vintage lamps - I have more for sale here:
https://www.etsy.com/dk-en/shop/DanishVintageCottage?ref=seller-platform-mcnav§ion_id=38871967

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Shipping:
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I combine orders, and you can add another smaller item to this box without extra charge.

Read this before buying:
You will receive the exact item pictured! I don't use model photos. I always make new pictures for each new post.
Please review all pictures and description before purchasing. Since I am selling vintage items, please keep in mind that they are not new! They are often quite old, used and have visible signs of use or minor faults. I always do my best to describe each item accurately and point out any things I think are blemishes or flaws. The pictures and video are part of the description and show every angle of the item.
If you have any questions, please contact me before placing an order.

Return:
If you are not satisfied with your order, you can return it in the same box with the same packaging material as received. I will refund you the price of the item upon receipt - not the postage.
Buyer pays for return postage.

Postage issues:
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