Amerikanische Mid-Century Wandleuchte mit Holzzylinder, USA 1958–1963

Amerikanische Mid-Century Wandleuchte mit Holzzylinder, USA 1958–1963

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M251S

$325.00

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Amerikanische Mid-Century Wandleuchte mit Holzzylinder, USA 1958–1963Designepoche Mid Century Modern Designer anonym Zeitraum 1960 Material Metall, amerikanischer Nussbaum Manufaktur anonym Mae (BHT) 62 28 20 cm Zustand restaurierter Zustand Geschichte Diese auergewhnliche Wandleuchte stammt aus den Vereinigten Staaten und wurde Ende der 1950er bis Anfang der 1960er Jahre gefertigt. Ihr zylindrischer Schirm aus verchromtem Metall mit feinem Walnussfurnier vereint funktionale Klarheit mit warmem, atmosphrischem Licht

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I got this flosser for an upcoming trip, but it is way to big. Would take up entirely too much room in my carry on. Whats more, the heads on the device do not click into place, which means it leaks and sprays all over. I took the plastic guard off one of the heads and that works better but it still leaks. I have done everything except hammer the heads in, but still, they do not click or twist into place. I cannot vouch for how well it works since I am unable to keep the heads on.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2024