1940s Anglepoise 1209 Wall Light By George Carwardine For Herbert Terry & Sons
A very rare early model 1209 Anglepoise wall light manufactured by Herbert Terry & Sons, Redditch, England. This 1940s example with its original wall bracket had arms manufactured from brass which did not continue in the production of these lamps for very long.
Designed & developed by George Carwardine originally as the ‘ Equipoise ’, earlier versions of this light were sold under his own company name ‘ Cardine Accessories Ltd, Bath ’ for 2 years from 1928 up until 1930. Carwadine joined with Herbert Terry & Sons, which was the beginning of the iconic Anglepoise lamp.
In amazing working condition, this lamp was originally fixed to walls in factory's & workshops to be moved as needed to illuminate work areas.
Expertly restored & completely cleaned, rewired & PAT safety tested ready to go. Still in original amazing condition with original ' Crabtree ' Bakelite bulb holder.
We have wired this light with an external cable & plug, if desired this wall light can be fitted intravenously so that the cable is hidden in the wall.
This lamp uses a B22 bayonet fitting bulb. This lamp is supplied with a B22 bayonet LED light bulb.
Height 105cm ( fully stretched ) , Width ( Shade ) 15cm, Depth 66cm.
Free UK shipping.
Many of the items we have for sale are all from what we refer to as " Real Life ", they were all made for use & purpose. There will always be signs of use & aging which we think gives each item its individuality & personal charm. We clean & repair but we always try our best to keep everything in its original state. We will always give you a good idea of condition & especially highlight anything that we consider may have aesthetic or structural concern.
You are more than welcome to purchase this item in person & pick it up from our London based workshop.
International buyers will need to check with their local authorities to see if any customs & import taxes are applicable. Any additional customs & tax payments are the responsibility of the buyer.
We can not be held responsible for delays due to customs.
Original: $594.95
-65%$594.95
$208.23
Description
A very rare early model 1209 Anglepoise wall light manufactured by Herbert Terry & Sons, Redditch, England. This 1940s example with its original wall bracket had arms manufactured from brass which did not continue in the production of these lamps for very long.
Designed & developed by George Carwardine originally as the ‘ Equipoise ’, earlier versions of this light were sold under his own company name ‘ Cardine Accessories Ltd, Bath ’ for 2 years from 1928 up until 1930. Carwadine joined with Herbert Terry & Sons, which was the beginning of the iconic Anglepoise lamp.
In amazing working condition, this lamp was originally fixed to walls in factory's & workshops to be moved as needed to illuminate work areas.
Expertly restored & completely cleaned, rewired & PAT safety tested ready to go. Still in original amazing condition with original ' Crabtree ' Bakelite bulb holder.
We have wired this light with an external cable & plug, if desired this wall light can be fitted intravenously so that the cable is hidden in the wall.
This lamp uses a B22 bayonet fitting bulb. This lamp is supplied with a B22 bayonet LED light bulb.
Height 105cm ( fully stretched ) , Width ( Shade ) 15cm, Depth 66cm.
Free UK shipping.
Many of the items we have for sale are all from what we refer to as " Real Life ", they were all made for use & purpose. There will always be signs of use & aging which we think gives each item its individuality & personal charm. We clean & repair but we always try our best to keep everything in its original state. We will always give you a good idea of condition & especially highlight anything that we consider may have aesthetic or structural concern.
You are more than welcome to purchase this item in person & pick it up from our London based workshop.
International buyers will need to check with their local authorities to see if any customs & import taxes are applicable. Any additional customs & tax payments are the responsibility of the buyer.
We can not be held responsible for delays due to customs.
