Very rare floor lamp from kinkeldey from the 1960s. This lamp also existed with a screen with a pattern verner panton. For this reason, this lamp is more often attributed as a draft panton. the most distinctive detail of this lamp is the foot, the trumpet shape of which is resolved in fine rods. A game with transparency that makes this rather large floor lamp look particularly light. At the top there is a cylindrical screen. The umbrella is coated on the inside and is covered with a large structure with a textile fabric. The head of the lamp is adjustable and is fixed in height via a large knurled screw. the lamp has four versions. Three are arranged radially around the core and illuminate the screen from the inside. A version points up as a ceiling flooder. The versions can be switched individually via three train switches so that you can control the light intensity or e.g. Only the ceiling flooder. There is also a central foot switch. The cable runs visibly inside the foot and escapes through the rods. the lamp is in very good condition with signs of wear. A train switch chain was renewed. manufacturer: kindeldey dimensions: ø 60 cm, h: 153-185 cm i have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs, designer records, or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution, european plug (up to 250v).the wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise.