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Wall lights from Woka, Designed by Josef Hoffmann

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Product description

H: 30 cm (11.81 inch)
B: 30 cm (11.81 inch)
max: 1 x 100W

Material:
brass or nickel plated
glass

Production: handmade reproductions

Concept

Sanatorium Purkersdorf, from the sewing room atthe first floor; Remarkable the three combined squares, also used as prominent mark at the Wiener Werkstaette company logo.

More about this product

Categorised in Interior lighting - Wall lights - General lighting - Glass - Steel - Metal.

Part of the collection WALL LAMPS.

Manufacturer Woka

Family Damensalon

Architonic ID 1034847

Order number 20307

Year of Launch 1903

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